/pʁɔ.babl/
Translation
likely, probable
Word origin
From Latin probabilis ('credible, provable'), from probare ('to test, to prove'). English 'probable' and 'prove' come from the same verb.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- probabilis
- English cognates
- probable, prove
Grammar
Examples
' .
He is likely to come tomorrow.
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A win is likely tonight.
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The likely causes have yet to be found.
C' .
That is the most likely outcome.
' , c' .
Nothing is certain, but it is likely.
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