Meanings of likeliness in English

The fewer people have jobs, the greater the likeliness of social dissatisfaction and unrest.

Never showeth to my idea any likeliness of a woman.

You must not estimate this property upon their age: it's the likeliness and the promise.

Employing graphics to convey health risks associated with cigar smoking increases understanding and likeliness to share information.

Metabolic studies also served to complement the preliminary drug-likeliness profiling for compounds 3a and 5c.

All this is quantified, and plugged into an algorithm that helps us predict the likeliness of someone reaching their desired career outcome.

Covid-19 is new so no research has been completed on diet, nutrients and the likeliness of infection, severity of infection or duration of infection.

I had found the spell of the picture in an absolute life-likeliness of expression, which, at first startling, finally confounded, subdued, and appalled me.

He said he believed that Lewis would not be a danger to the community after his sentence because the likeliness of recidivism decreases with age.