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eventuality
noun as in something that probably will happen
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This seemed part of a wider argument that Reform should ramp up its campaigning activities and be prepared for all eventualities.
ACC Bond said the latest operation had been proportionate and officers were prepared for "every eventuality".
Piastri knew before the race that this was a likely eventuality.
“We had a very long list of ‘what ifs,’ in other words eventualities that could happen and how we would deal with them in an emergency,” he said.
Speaking in Parliament on Thursday, Steve Reed said the government "stand ready for all eventualities" - including placing the embattled water company under its control "if that were to become necessary".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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