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Definitions

in all probability

ADVERB
likely
Synonyms
STRONGEST
presumably
WEAK
assumably doubtless doubtlessly in all likelihood like as not most likely no doubt presumptively prima facie seemingly to all appearances
Antonyms
WEAK
improbably unlikely
ADVERB
presumably
Synonyms
STRONGEST
apparently doubtless probably seemingly supposedly surely
STRONG
presumptively
WEAK
assumably credible doubtlessly hypothetically in all likelihood indubitably it would seem most likely on the face of it theoretically unquestionably
Antonyms
STRONGEST
improbably questionably uncertain unlikely
WEAK
doubtfully
ADVERB
probably
Synonyms
STRONGEST
apparently doubtless no doubt perhaps possibly presumably seemingly
STRONG
believably plausibly
WEAK
as likely as not as the case may be assumably dollars to doughnuts expediently feasibly imaginably in all likelihood like enough maybe most likely one can assume perchance practicably presumptively reasonably to all appearances
Antonyms
STRONGEST
improbably uncertain unlikely

Example Sentences

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But I know that such a thing will, in all probability, not happen to Trump.

From Salon • Jun. 14, 2024

“Everybody is going to go through it again, and the outcome in all probability is going to be the same,” said Jim Pasco, the executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police.

From New York Times • Jun. 8, 2023

Those behind the attempt have never been found — and in all probability, never will be.

From Washington Post • Apr. 11, 2023

Elizabeth — or as Charles calls her, “darling mama” — ruled Britannia for a record-shattering 70 years, longer than any of her predecessors and, in all probability, any of her successors.

From Los Angeles Times • Sep. 15, 2022

You would have been hard-pressed to find anyone in Wall who would have argued with him, though; she turned many heads and, in all probability, broke many hearts.

From "Stardust" by Neil Gaiman