Pronunciation: /ˌpɑsəˈbɪləti/
noun a thing that may happen or be the case
A1 There is a possibility of rain later today.
A2 She didn't consider the possibility of failure when starting her new business.
B1 The team is exploring the possibility of expanding their services to other countries.
B2 There is a strong possibility that the company will merge with a competitor.
C1 The possibility of finding a cure for the disease is becoming more likely with recent advancements in research.
C2 The negotiation process will consider every possibility to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
adjective having the potential to happen or exist
A1 There is a possibility of rain tomorrow.
A2 There is a possibility that the store will be closed.
B1 There is a strong possibility that she will get the job.
B2 There is a high possibility of success if we work together.
C1 The possibility of finding a cure for the disease is becoming more likely.
C2 There is a slim possibility that the project will be completed on time.
formal There is a possibility that the project deadline may need to be extended.
informal There's a chance we might have to push back the project deadline.
slang The project deadline could potentially be moved.
figurative The door to extending the project deadline is open.
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