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likelihood

[lahyk-lee-hood] / ˈlaɪk liˌhʊd /


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That said, some sources in Reform now suggest that a more realistic goal would be to become biggest opposition party, in all likelihood behind Plaid Cymru.

From BBC

Voight’s paper had stated the possibility, even likelihood, of a landslide.

From Literature

The analysis showed that CAA substantially increased the likelihood of developing dementia within the five-year time frame, with a stronger effect than stroke by itself.

From Science Daily

The contract prices fluctuate as traders, weighing the likelihood of various outcomes, buy and sell contracts.

From The Wall Street Journal

The likelihood of developing gallstones is also higher among women and over-40s, as well as among those living with obesity, according to the NHS.

From BBC