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statistically improbable phrase

statistically improbable phrase noun: a sequence of words, constituting a multiword phrase, occurring exclusively in a certain set of documents, or more commonly in those documents than in wider usage.

Noun

statistically improbable phrase (plural statistically improbable phrases)

  1. A sequence of words, constituting a multiword phrase, occurring exclusively in a certain set of documents, or more commonly in those documents than in wider usage.
    • The phrase "computationally impractical to reverse" is a statistically improbable phrase found in the Bitcoin documentation.

Forms of statistically improbable phrase

pluralstatistically improbable phrases

Questions about statistically improbable phrase

What does statistically improbable phrase mean?
Statistically improbable phrase means a sequence of words, constituting a multiword phrase, occurring exclusively in a certain set of documents, or more commonly in those documents than in wider usage.
What part of speech is statistically improbable phrase?
Statistically improbable phrase is a noun.
What is the plural of statistically improbable phrase?
The plural of statistically improbable phrase is statistically improbable phrases.

Words near statistically improbable phrase in the dictionary

  1. statistical tie
  2. statistical ties
  3. statisticality
  4. statisticalization
  5. statistically
  6. statistically improbable phrase
  7. statistically improbable phrases
  8. statistically significant
  9. statisticalness
  10. statistician
  11. statisticians

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