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Meanings of unlikely in English
Portuguese
improvável Catalan
improbable Has little chance of being the case or coming about.
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Usage of unlikely in English
1
As a result, anti-inversion legislation appears unlikely to become law this year.
2
Mr Mitau said changes are unlikely to happen until early next year.
3
Despite those advantages, future nuclear development in South Africa is extremely unlikely.
4
Unlike in continental Europe, this is unlikely to come from the state.
5
The new sanctions are unlikely to trigger an immediate crisis in Russia.
6
However, that is an unlikely scenario given Jobs's vast wealth, he said.
7
However, Irish interest rates are seen as very unlikely to follow suit.
8
Ministers were unlikely to consider the issue for at least a year.
9
Two found it unlikely he would tolerate Missy, particularly given recent events.
10
However, Reuters' sources said a fresh bid from the duo is unlikely.
11
Many expect, however, that the EU is unlikely to cancel aid definitively.
12
According to the Sunday Times, reopening the schools tomorrow now seems 'unlikely'.
13
Forward-looking economic indicators suggest the situation is unlikely to improve anytime soon.
14
However, Mr Stone said he accepted Archbishop Wilson was unlikely to reoffend.
15
Industry sources cautioned these banks might be unlikely to pursue clawback, however.
16
It now seems unlikely the work will begin any time this year.
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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