Synonym: apt, hopeful, liable, likely, presumable, promising. Antonym: improbable. Similar words: probably, probability, reprobate, probation, probationary, problem, profitable, probity. Meaning: ['prɑbəbl /'prɒb-] 
n. an applicant likely to be chosen. adj. 1. likely but not certain to be or become true or real 2. apparently destined.
n. an applicant likely to be chosen. adj. 1. likely but not certain to be or become true or real 2. apparently destined. 
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61. Grandad's explanation sounds more probable than the others. Ancient mariners were a knowing all lot.
62. Probable sad answer: cling to it as part of Britain's eccentric genius.
63. You can manually rectify mistakes or ask the program to search the dictionary and list the probable corrections.
64. Yet it is quite probable that she bears not a single one of the old king's genes.
65. It is very probable that such differences do exist, and will be identified by suitable research work.
66. It is entirely probable that Bach himself envisaged his scientific and musically profound opus as a solo keyboard work.
67. Unless the government agrees to further talks, a strike seems highly probable.
68. It is probable that in retrospect he gave that factor more weight than it carried at the time.
69. It would be reasonable to accept any postulate that would make it more probable.
70. It was held that the plaintiff had to show it was more probable than not that the injury was due to faulty manufacture.
71. Here the judge seemed to raise the bar in the test for probable cause.
72. The situation is further confused by the abolition of the metropolitan authorities and the probable demise of the structure plan system.
73. The probable consequence is that doctors will be given the task.
74. What it does offer is a way of calculating the probable size of the error in estimating that value.
75. That it makes the proposition for which it is offered more probable.
76. Over 800 modules are available to students and it is probable that all 3,000 students registered have unique programmes of study.
77. It seems reasonable to assume that he used his science to determine the probable course of the history of the immediate future.
78. It is quite probable that religious symbolism was once exclusive to each particular faith.
79. And now he has been put down, made to seem anti-Semitic,(http://sentencedict.com/probable.html) by a probable anti-Semite.
80. It's quite probable that extensive cultivation here has erased any traces there may have been.
81. Davis found that the greater the probable handicap, the greater the reluctance to break the news.
82. Thus, the effect of birth order on child survival also resembles the probable effect of family size.
83. It was more probable she did not trust me enough to show the buried loot.
84. It is highly probable that book provision and use will be a significant component in such inspections.
85. But a federal judge ruled last May that probable cause existed to grant the extradition.
86. He said it was probable the school would be given grant maintained status by January next year.
87. It is probable that a maypole tradition had already been in existence for many years, if not centuries.
88. Yet the obstacles that it has run into make it probable that even it will miss the end-1992 deadline.
89. It seems probable that rebellion in East Anglia was as rigorously suppressed as in Kent.
90. Left tackle Derrick Deese has a sprained right foot and is probable for the game.
More similar words: probably, probability, reprobate, probation, probationary, problem, profitable, probity, pro bono, opprobrium, able, table, cable, viable, gabled, enable, liable, unable, notable, usable, likable, movable, tableau, parable, capable, affable, be able to, amiable, vegetable, disabled.