Pronunciation: /bɛər pɑsəˈbɪlɪti/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 There is a bare possibility that it will rain tomorrow.
A2 She mentioned the bare possibility of going on vacation this summer.
B1 The doctor explained the bare possibility of the medication causing side effects.
B2 Despite the bare possibility of success, he decided to start his own business.
C1 The scientist considered the bare possibility of life existing on other planets.
C2 The lawyer argued that there was only a bare possibility of the defendant being guilty.
adjective describing word that gives more information about a noun
A1 There is a bare possibility that it will rain tomorrow.
A2 There is a bare possibility of finding a parking spot in this crowded area.
B1 There is only a bare possibility that the project will be completed on time.
B2 There is a bare possibility that the company will go bankrupt if sales continue to decline.
C1 There is a bare possibility that the new drug will cure the disease, but more research is needed.
C2 There is a bare possibility that the team will win the championship if they play their best game.
formal There is a bare possibility that the project will be completed on time.
informal There's a bare possibility we might win the game if we play really well.
slang It's a long shot, but there's a bare possibility we could get tickets to the concert.
figurative In the vast desert, there was only a bare possibility of finding water.
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