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61probable — No es correcto su uso en construcciones como: A dos años probables de la próxima convocatoria electoral . Dígase: «Probablemente, a dos años de la...», «A dos años, probablemente, de la...» o «A dos años, tal vez (o quizá), de la...» …
62probable — pro|ba|ble Mot Pla Adjectiu invariable …
63probable — I (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. likely, seeming, presumable, feasible; see likely 1 . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) a. likely, *odds on, reasonable, expected, anticipated, possible, presumed, plausible, *in the cards, foreseeable. ANT.: unlikely,… …
64probable — adjetivo posible, presumible, factible, previsible, fácil, verosímil, creíble. Posible, presumible, factible, previsible y fácil se utilizan cuando una cosa tiene muchas posibilidades de que ocurra. Verosímil y creíble cuando, al plantearse una… …
65probable — prob·a·ble || prÉ‘bÉ™bl / prÉ’b adj. reasonable, plausible; almost certain, very likely; expected, anticipated …
66probable — adj. Que se puede probar. Que puede suceder …
67probable — i. A qualifying term in photo interpretation where facts point to the object’s identity without much doubt. ii. An instance in which the hostile aircraft is probably destroyed; the hostile aircraft is so designated. iii. An aircraft that has been …
68probable — adjective likely to happen or be the case. noun Brit. a person likely to become or do something. Origin ME (in the sense worthy of belief ): via OFr. from L. probabilis, from probare to test, demonstrate …
69probable — a. Likely, presumable, credible, reasonable, to be expected, that stands to reason …
70probable — adj 1. likely, liable, apt; odds on, favored, to be expected, in the cards, Inf. two to one, potential, contingent; presumable, presumptive, logical, predictable, foreseeable; well founded, rational, sound, dependable, reliable; doubtless,… …
