Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪklihʊd/
noun the state or fact of something being likely; probability
A1 There is a high likelihood of rain tomorrow.
A2 The likelihood of winning the lottery is very low.
B1 The likelihood of success increases with hard work and dedication.
B2 The likelihood of passing the exam is high if you study consistently.
C1 The likelihood of a positive outcome is dependent on various factors.
C2 Statistical analysis can help determine the likelihood of future events with accuracy.
adjective likely to happen; probable
A1 There is a high likelihood of rain tomorrow.
A2 The likelihood of winning the lottery is very low.
B1 There is a strong likelihood that she will be promoted.
B2 The likelihood of success increases with proper planning.
C1 The likelihood of a positive outcome is dependent on various factors.
C2 The likelihood of error in this experiment is minimal due to meticulous preparation.
formal The likelihood of success is high if we stick to the plan.
informal There's a good chance we'll win if we play our cards right.
slang The odds are in our favor to come out on top.
figurative The likelihood of finding a needle in a haystack is slim.
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