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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241. Methods: The motor conduction velocity and F wave were examined in 50 patients with ALS ( definite : 41 cases, probable : 9 cases ).
242. As long as people know a person's probable age and his symbolic animal, people can infer his exact age and year of birth.
243. You may decide that the probable cost is greater than the potential reward.
244. Contingent assets are not recognised but are disclosed in the notes to the accounts when an inflow of economic benefits is probable.
245. It is estimated by the foreign authoritative person that it is probable to use polyformaldehyde as a large amount of general-purpose material next century.
246. On the basis of the observational data,(http://sentencedict.com/probable.html) this paper also discusses the probable reasons causing the variation of the coda wave attenuation rate both before and after strong events.
247. And the Mang Fu that act wilfully , probable it is failure of action of a group, domanial even the inducement that fall into enemy hands!
248. Contrast the signs of cocaine withdrawal and opiate withdrawal, and the probable mechanisms involved.
249. Rabin - Miller test and the Baillie - PSW probable prime test are primality tests the most used in practice.
250. He resigned yesterday rather than face a probable impeachment trial.
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.