probable in Latin
probable in Latin is probabilis — probable means likely to be true or to happen, based on the evidence available.
probable in Latin
probabilis
What does "probable" mean?
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adj Likely to be true or to happen, based on the evidence available.
"Given her excellent grades, a place at university is the probable outcome."
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probable in a sentence
- Given her excellent grades, a place at university is the probable outcome.
- The probable source of the failure was the mass of feathers in the intake manifold.
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What is "probable" in Latin?
"probable" in Latin is probabilis. probable means: Likely to be true or to happen, based on the evidence available.
How do you use "probable" in a sentence?
Example: "Given her excellent grades, a place at university is the probable outcome." In Latin, "probable" is probabilis.
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