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likely
[lahyk-lee]
adjective
probably or apparently destined (usually followed by an infinitive).
something not likely to happen.
seeming like truth, fact, or certainty; reasonably to be believed or expected; believable.
a likely story.
seeming to fulfill requirements or expectations; apparently suitable.
a likely place for a restaurant.
Synonyms:showing promise of achievement or excellence; promising.
a fine, likely young man.
adverb
We will likely stay home this evening.
likely
/ ˱ō²¹ÉŖ°ģ±ōÉŖ /
adjective
(usually foll by an infinitive) tending or inclined; apt
likely to rain
probable
a likely result
believable or feasible; plausible
appropriate for a purpose or activity
having good possibilities of success
a likely candidate
dialectĢżattractive, agreeable, or enjoyable
her likely ways won her many friends
adverb
probably or presumably
very probably
Usage
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of likely1
Example Sentences
Held on Sunday, JuneāÆ15, Fatherās Day 2025 will likely mark a milestone for both heartfelt celebrations and retail success.
California would likely be unable to raise the commercial rates to the level of the Medi-Cal ones, because state law constrains the legislatureās ability to do so.
Even if your scores do dip because of a closure, the impact is likely to be short-lived if you continue using credit responsibly.
And that was a pretty good barometer for getting an interesting story that was likely to still be topical in a year.
That was found during a post-mortem and subsequent tests have suggested that was the likely cause of her death, he said.
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