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more probable

adjective as in likely to happen

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These higher totals are slightly more probable in the southern half of the warning area.

From BBC

Perhaps they would surprise everyone and decide to take on the role of international peacekeepers, but given that they’re being designed to fight and kill, it’s far more probable that they might simply choose to carry out those instructions in an independent and extreme fashion.

From Salon

In the end, we think that what the D.C. panel has done makes a May or June trial a more probable scenario.

From Salon

In civil actions, the party bringing the suit need only show that their argument is more credible than the respondent’s, essentially that the lawsuit’s claims are more probable than not.

What seems more probable is that there’s sloppy record-keeping in the mix.

From Slate

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