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slim and none
adjective as in improbable
Example Sentences
Paul Maslin, who has been polling and strategizing in political contests since the days of Jimmy Carter, put Biden’s chances of reelection “somewhere between slim and none.”
With just eight games left in their schedule — two fewer than the Kraken have — odds of the Flames now catching them appear to hinge between slim and none.
Others were so rare by the time they were protected that their chances of recovery hovered somewhere between slim and none.
“Slim and none,” as Don King once said.
While one could argue that the prospect of higher taxes is never welcome, and a doubling of a key tax rate even more so, the likelihood of anything of this nature passing through an evenly split Congress, lies somewhere between slim and none, however in these highly uncertainty times it doesn’t take much to spook a little bit of profit taking, in what has already been a very choppy week.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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