improbable in Spanish
improbable in Spanish is improbable, inverosímil — improbable means unlikely to be true or to happen.
improbable in Spanish
improbable
Not likely to be true.
inverosímil
Not likely to be true.
improbable
Not likely to happen.
What does "improbable" mean?
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adj Unlikely to be true or to happen.
"It seems improbable that they'll finish the project by Friday."
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improbable in a sentence
- It seems improbable that they'll finish the project by Friday.
- The team pulled off an improbable comeback in the final minutes.
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What is "improbable" in Spanish?
"improbable" in Spanish is improbable, inverosímil. improbable means: Unlikely to be true or to happen.
How do you use "improbable" in a sentence?
Example: "It seems improbable that they'll finish the project by Friday." In Spanish, "improbable" is improbable, inverosímil.
Are there other ways to say "improbable" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "improbable": improbable, inverosímil.
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