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possibility

[pos-uh-bil-i-tee] / ˌpɒs əˈbɪl ɪ ti /


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Brussels would be "open‑minded" about discussing closer trade ties with the UK, including the possibility of working together on a customs union, the European Commissioner for finance has told the BBC.

From BBC

“We just want to know how Clara would feel about the possibility of a more permanent move. Maybe next summer, after the wedding.”

From Literature

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

From Literature

The global demand for critical metals is rising quickly, prompting many countries to explore the possibility of extracting these valuable resources from the ocean floor.

From Science Daily

Roma Daravi, Kennedy Center head of communications, said that wasn’t a possibility.

From Los Angeles Times