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improbably

/ɪmˈprɒb.ə.bli/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui a peu de chances de se produire ou d'être vraie » ou « de manière invraisemblable ». Utilisé pour décrire des actions ou des situations difficiles à croire ou ayant une faible probabilité de survenir.

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adverb

/ɪmˈprɒb.ə.bli/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui a peu de chances de se produire ou d'être vraie » ou « de manière invraisemblable ». Utilisé pour décrire des actions ou des situations difficiles à croire ou ayant une faible probabilité de survenir.

An adverb meaning "in a way that is not likely to happen or be true" or "unbelievably." It is used to describe actions or situations that are difficult to believe or have a low probability of occurring.

  1. Unlikely to happenB2formal

    In a manner that is not likely to be true or to occur.

    frde manière improbable

    • Improbably, the lost dog found its way home after three months.
    • He improbably won the lottery twice in one year.
    • The team improbably scored a goal in the final seconds of the game.

    Synonymesdoubtfullyimplausiblyincrediblyquestionablyunbelievably

    Antonymeslikelyplausiblyprobably

  2. In an unbelievable wayB2formal

    In a way that is difficult to believe or seems unrealistic.

    frd'une manière incroyable

    • The story was improbably romantic, like something from a movie.
    • She improbably managed to finish the marathon despite her injury.
    • The coincidence was improbably perfect.

    Synonymesabsurdlyfantasticallyimplausiblyinconceivablyincrediblypreposterouslyunbelievably

    Antonymesbelievablycrediblyplausibly

Formes
  • more improbably comparative form
  • most improbably superlative form
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