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improbable

/ɪmˈprɒb.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui a très peu de chances de se produire ou d'être vrai, ou ce qui est difficile à croire, surprenant ou inattendu.

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adjective

/ɪmˈprɒb.ə.bəl/B2formal
  • frQualifie ce qui a très peu de chances de se produire ou d'être vrai, ou ce qui est difficile à croire, surprenant ou inattendu.

Describes something that is not likely to happen or be true.

  1. Unlikely to happenB2formal

    Not likely to be true or to occur; having a low probability.

    frImprobable (peu probable)

    • It is improbable that it will rain today.
    • Winning the lottery is highly improbable.
    • The scientist considered the theory improbable.

    Synonymesdoubtfuldubiousfarfetchedimplausiblequestionableremoteslightunlikely

    Antonymeslikelypossibleprobable

  2. Hard to believeB2formal

    Too unlikely to be believed; not plausible.

    frimprobable (peu crédible)

    • His story was so improbable that no one believed him.
    • The plot of the movie was entertaining but improbable.
    • She gave an improbable excuse for being late.

    Synonymesdoubtfuldubiousfarfetchedimplausibleincrediblequestionableunbelievableunconvincingunlikely

    Antonymesbelievableconvincingcrediblelikelyplausibleprobable

Formes
  • more improbable comparative form
  • most improbable superlative form
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