likely
ਸੰਭਾਵਨਾ
definition
adverb
we will most likely go to a bar
probably.
adjective
the likely effects of the drought on sugar beet yields
such as well might happen or be true; probable.
a likely-looking spot
apparently suitable; promising.
example
A pathologist said it was 'likely' that the boy had the condition for several days.
they'll 'likely' sue you
it's more than 'likely' that it'll rain
If there were fewer drug addicts, it is 'likely' that there would be fewer criminal offences.
It is 'likely' that O'Hara will be the only member of that side selected for Walker Cup duty.
Would it just have been more 'likely' to have happened for some reason in this area?
It is 'likely' that there are other chaperones that function in a similar manner.
Priest's conclusion was that it was 'likely' that the metal was present in the food chain.
He accepted the Pythagorean position that a successful fit is not 'likely' to be a coincidence.
There is reason to suppose the Court of Appeal would be 'likely' to reach any contrary view.
More than 'likely' they'll do this via the telecommunications grid through a phone socket.
It is 'likely' that any sanctions will be limited to travel bans and freezing of overseas accounts.
it's not very 'likely' that he'll be here
It is 'likely' that the various schemes would be paid for with a mix of public cash and private investment.
The most 'likely' reason is that it falls across some heat gradient in the house structure itself.
Now, it seems increasingly 'likely' that you will soon topple sideways off the sofa arm and into the bin.
The case for affirmative action in Bermuda has 'likely' been set back by years.
Use a bait that you have confidence in, and is 'likely' to be accepted from the off.
On overseas pitches he has at times been the only Indian 'likely' to get any wickets at all.
It is 'likely' that the coverage achieved in other surveillance systems is similar or lower.
An committee spokeswoman said it was 'likely' that the York office would be closed by the end of the year.
I was just in a foul mood or something like that, most 'likely' , so accept my humblest apologies.
He had visited each member state to find out what major project was 'likely' to be accepted by all of them.
who's the 'likely' winner?
If the legs move at each strain it is 'likely' that the cow will calve without too much trouble.
The sources the government prefers are 'likely' to be seriously biased for several reasons.
His opinion is not binding but is 'likely' to be accepted by the court later this year.
It is assumed that any blend of wines from the same property is 'likely' to be harmonious.
It is 'likely' that many staff are already helping disabled customers as a matter of course.
we're hardly 'likely' to have snow
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