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probable

[prob-uh-buhl] / ˈprɒb ə bəl /


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Heavy rain could cause "disruption and probable flooding" on Monday with an amber weather warning in place for south Wales.

From BBC

Another judgment call: Under the accounting rules, Meta would have to include the residual-value guarantee in its lease liabilities if the payments owed are “probable.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The UK Health Security Agency has issued an amber cold-health alert for the health sector for the North West, along with a number of other regions in England, saying "significant impacts are probable".

From BBC

Separately, the UK Health Security Agency has issued an amber cold-health alert for the health sector for a number of regions in England, meaning "significant impacts are probable".

From BBC

While he did not finish the half, he was listed as probable to return.

From Seattle Times