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Meanings of improbability in English
Catalan
improbabilitat Usage of improbability in English
1
One persistent story does seem to be gathering strength despite its improbability.
2
There was neither impossibility nor improbability in any of the three propositions.
3
The reality seems to heighten the improbability, already hard enough to manage.
4
The improbability of such a thing ever happening was what staggered humanity.
5
Laurence almost laughed at the improbability of it, and fell asleep mid-thought.
6
Would you rather give credit to a miracle than admit an improbability?
7
Kermit: Biological improbability there... Miss Piggy: You started off this interview really great.
8
A childish error, highly improbable; twice repeated, thus squaring the improbability.
9
The more he thought of this improbability the less he understood the truth.
10
The first is the improbability, the second is the excessive price, of success.
11
The improbability of such a thing threw a doubt upon the whole statement.
12
The improbability of the whole affair struck him with unusual force.
13
The circumstances of my own condition took away the improbability from this belief.
14
He accepted her presence there with a tired acquiescence in its fabulous improbability.
15
And, in spite of its improbability, Rosamond Gray is very pathetic.
16
We chuckled together over the improbability of these two cosmic events.
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