Pronunciation: /smɔl tʃæns/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 There is a small chance of rain tomorrow.
A2 She took a small chance and applied for the job.
B1 There is only a small chance that the team will win the championship.
B2 Despite the small chance of success, he decided to pursue his dream.
C1 The small chance of finding a solution to the problem motivated them to keep trying.
C2 He knew there was a small chance of winning the lottery, but he still bought a ticket.
adjective describes a noun or pronoun
A1 There is a small chance of rain tomorrow.
A2 I have a small chance of winning the lottery.
B1 There is only a small chance that the project will be completed on time.
B2 Despite the small chance of success, she decided to pursue her dream.
C1 There is a small chance that the new medication will cure his illness.
C2 With only a small chance of approval, he presented his proposal to the board.
formal There is only a small chance of success without proper planning.
informal I have a small chance of getting tickets to the concert, but I'll try anyway.
slang There's a small chance we'll get caught, so let's just go for it.
figurative In the vast ocean of possibilities, there's only a small chance of finding true love.
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