likely and unlikely
what's the meaning of it's likely or unlikely....how can i use them in sentences? please give me some examples
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likely=good chance, unlikey=not so good of a chance.
It is very likely he will come over tomorrow. There is a good chance he will come over tomorrow
It is very unlikely he will come over tomorrow. There is not so good of a chance he will come over tomorrow
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"LIKELY:" is an adjective that has many definitions like:
1. probable: probably going to happen
2. plausible: fit to be believed (often used ironically)
3. suitable: appropriate for a particular activity or purpose
4. promising: with a good chance of success or victory
5. pleasing: pleasant or good-looking
for example : A likely young woman.
"UNLIKELY" is obviously the antonym of "LIKELY" which has many different meanings also:
1. improbable: not likely to occur.
2. not believable: not likely to be true or be believed
3. incongruous: not suitable or appropriate
4. probably not successful: not likely to meet with success
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