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unprobable

unprobable adjective: improbable; unlikely.

Adjective

unprobable (comparative more unprobable, superlative most unprobable)

  1. (archaic) Improbable; unlikely.
    • It is not unprobable, that our Lord gave an express command, that Peter should so fix his See at Rome, that the Bishop of Rome should absolutely succeed him.1859, Isaac Barrow, Alexander Napier, The Theological Works of Isaac Barrow, D.D., volume 5, page 225

Forms of unprobable

comparativemore unprobable
superlativemost unprobable

Origin of unprobable

From un- + probable.

Questions about unprobable

What does unprobable mean?
Unprobable means improbable; unlikely.
What part of speech is unprobable?
Unprobable is an adjective.

Words near unprobable in the dictionary

  1. unprivatizes
  2. unprivatizing
  3. unprivileged
  4. unprizable
  5. unprized
  6. unprobable
  7. unprobably
  8. unprobated
  9. unprobeable
  10. unprobed
  11. unprobity

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