Pronunciation: /ˈprɑbəbli/
adjective likely to happen or be true
A1 I am probably going to the park later.
A2 She is probably going to be late for the meeting.
B1 It will probably rain tomorrow, so bring an umbrella.
B2 The new restaurant is probably going to be very popular.
C1 The project will probably be completed ahead of schedule.
C2 He is probably the most qualified candidate for the job.
adverb used to indicate the likelihood of something happening or being true
A1 I am probably going to the store later.
A2 She probably forgot to call you.
B1 It will probably rain tomorrow, so bring an umbrella.
B2 The new restaurant probably serves the best pizza in town.
C1 He probably won't be able to attend the meeting due to his busy schedule.
C2 The project will probably be completed ahead of schedule.
formal Based on the data analysis, it is probably safe to assume that the new product will be successful.
informal I'll probably be a few minutes late to the meeting, sorry!
slang He's probably gonna bail on us tonight, he always does.
figurative She's probably carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders with all the responsibilities she has.
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