Probably
Meanings and phrases
probably
- with considerable certainty; without much doubt; likely; in all likelihood; in all probability; belike
- easy to believe on the basis of available evidence; credibly; believably; plausibly
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- This oscillator was probably the most successful.
- Brouwer's theorem is probably the most important.
- Pike is probably the most level-headed of the group.
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- The tribe is probably not a wholly homogeneous one.
- It's probably not a great film, but it's all right.
- It was probably not fully abandoned until the 19th Century.
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- Sarpir-maṇḍa was most probably the early form of ghee.
- It was discovered by a, most probably new collector, Mr. W. Davis...
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- He is probably best remembered for having initiated the Hague Peace Conference.
- It is probably best known for hosting concerts, particularly in Hall 4 and Hall 3.
- Thermal emissivity values probably best reflect the effectiveness of radiant barriers.
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- This is probably due to the mail being delivered via Cobram.
- Sture died aged 40, probably due to a ruptured blood vessel in the brain.
- He did not stand for election in 1695, probably due to his failing health.
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- It often contains fluid-filled cavities, probably because of its rapid growth.
- Guitarist and singer Jimmy Love was lively on the stage, probably because of it.
- Oxen are killed more often than cows, probably because they are given less protection.
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- Theoderich probably built Are Castle in Altenahr.
- The church was probably built between 1150 and 1200.
- The castle was probably built in the 10th century AD.
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- It is probably best known for hosting concerts, particularly in Hall 4 and Hall 3.
- Insh is probably best known as the location of the RSPB Insh Marshes Wildlife Reserve.
- Out of these creative years Fredd Wayne developed the role for which he’s probably best known.
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- It was probably the first published concurrent algorithm.
- In 1933, Thomas visited London for probably the first time.
- This was probably the first tracked SPAAG manufactured in series.
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- This was probably the best performance of their existence.
- Of the two, the Visconti cards are probably the best known.
- He's probably the best chef I know."
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- The leafy branches were probably used for weddings.
- The custom house was probably used as a guard room.
- Medieval Europeans probably used a complete leather glove.
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- Richard was probably born between 1115 and 1123.
- George Fawdon was probably born in England about 1600.
- Also probably born at Olveston Court was Maurice's 3rd.
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- Hyde Park has probably never seen a greater crowd of people."
- She never married Charity's father and probably never loved him.
- It probably never got constructed.
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- The truth is probably more political.
- That was a hard song; probably more so on Matt's end just because it took so long.
- Despite this, SRTM data indicates that the professional survey is probably more accurate.
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- Their use of the title probably derived from the ancient Persian title.
- It was probably derived from a cognomen "Segulus", of uncertain meaning.
- Movement 7 is probably derived from a secular dance-like movement in da capo form.
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- These probably did not number much more than 30.
- He probably did spend several years abroad as Journeyman.
- These coins probably did not principally move through trade.
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- The manuscript was probably made for a pagan noble.
- During this time he was probably made "consul suffectus in absentia", around AD 241.
- Some of Neroccio's paintings were probably made by his collaborators in his workshop.
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- 70 new songs are probably written by Leisentritt.
- His first works were probably written in Prague.
- The manuscript was probably written in Egypt.
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- It was probably named for Cobham, in Surrey, England.
- She was probably named after her mother, who died in 1616.
- The camp was probably named after Capt.
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- The barony probably dates from an earlier period.
- The building that exists today probably dates to the 9th century.
- The apse, in Roman style, probably dates from the twelfth century.
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- And he probably died because he finally relaxed.
- Mary Walcott Harwood probably died before 1752.
- Estrete held office from 1487 until 1491, when he probably died.
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- We'll be done probably around mid-September or so."
- The growth rate of young sharks is probably around per year.
- He died probably around 1257.
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- The term probably originated from iron workers from Mount Riga in Salisbury.
- They probably originated in the Black Sea area and introduced the domestic horse.
- Jaws probably originated in the pharyngeal arches supporting the gills of jawless fish.
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- The nucleus of 322P/SOHO is probably only in diameter.
- It probably only made bricks in any quantity.
- Clark is probably only known today for his Clark Foot Warmers.
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- It is probably the only surviving image of the emperor.
- This was probably the only Corsair captured by the Germans.
- Edava may be probably the only village in Kerala with two railway stations.
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- It is probably most closely related to the bridled quail-dove.
- The cathedral is probably most famous for its association with Joan of Arc.
- This technique was probably most successfully used in his monumental “Horse”, 2005.
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- These probably did not number much more than 30.
- These coins probably did not principally move through trade.
- The Gestapo probably did not realise Cammaerts' significance.
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- Triangular towers were added later, probably during the middle Byzantine period.
- The ancient city was founded by Chalkidian settlers probably during the 8th century BC.
- It was most probably during this period that Babak changed his name from al-Hasan to Babak.
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- The technique of making it probably came from China.
- The gold is very fine, and probably came from Ireland.
- Bormida probably came into existence in the medieval period.
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- African wildcats were probably first domesticated in the Near East.
- This large country house was probably first constructed in the early sixteenth century.
- According to Barbara West, it was probably first written down about the 3rd-century BCE.
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- The name probably derives from the Gallo-Roman deity Borvo.
- The souk got its name probably from its special architecture.
- His name probably derives from a village in the Isle of Thanet.
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- The term is probably related to bole, meaning a tree trunk.
- The latter was revealed to be a 20th-century feature, probably related to nearby mining activity.
- They seem to be attracted to loose sediments, probably related to the uncovering of food, and often congregate in pits.
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- The larvae probably feed on lichens among ants.
- The larvae probably feed on tree lichens.
- The larvae probably feed on lichens.
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- Extinction was probably caused by the climatic and physical disruption of the Early Pleistocene Glaciations.
- This was probably caused by the Punic Wars, which had a profound impact on the economy of the Tyrrhenian coast.
- A new epidemic arrived in 1419–20, which probably caused the death of Janus' second wife, Charlotte on 15 January 1422.
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- The appointment probably took place no earlier than the mid-1370s.
- "Karlodinium" and "Karenia" probably took up different heterokontophytes.
- The community probably took its name from the local Beaver Baptist Church.
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- The larvae probably feed on lichens among ants.
- The larvae probably feed on tree lichens.
- The larvae probably feed on lichens.
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- "Haaretz" asserts that many thousands more probably illegally pirated it.
- The book may have been the "Testament of Solomon" but was more probably a different work.
- It could have been the praenomen of the woman's father, but was more probably his surname.
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- It was probably based on some foreign works.
- The name Genua is probably based on Genoa, a city in Italy.
- Its constitution was probably based on the Boeotian League.
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- The larvae probably feed on lichens among ants.
- The larvae probably feed on tree lichens.
- The larvae probably feed on lichens.
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- There was probably no page number on the notarized page when it was notarized.
- Krishnamurthy works for a pharma company that manufactures a few medicines that probably no one buys.
- Cousins said, "That injury is something that I got over and am probably no chance of getting a relapse...
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- In 1573, her husband also converted to Calvinism, probably influenced by her relatives.
- The cursive forms were probably influenced by Roman cursive, brought to Iberia from North Africa.
- The theory of motion presented by Avicenna was probably influenced by the 6th-century Alexandrian scholar John Philoponus.
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- These instrumental cultures probably formed vocal traditions.
- The similar nomen "Scandilius" was probably formed in the same manner.
- These diamonds probably formed in kimberlite magma and sampled the volatiles.
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- The name probably derives from the Gallo-Roman deity Borvo.
- His name probably derives from a village in the Isle of Thanet.
- The name Lucignano probably derives from the Roman family of the consul Licinio.
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- Now the seat of municipal government, it was probably originally built as a Norman castle.
- Maine probably originally got the term from Massachusetts, as Maine was once part of Massachusetts.
- It was probably originally conceived before 1896 - a bronze cast made after 1967 is in the Brooklyn Museum.
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- Dvořák probably intended to create another movement, but it was unfinished, only eight bars are preserved.
- This amount was equal to de Vere's livery fees and was probably intended to be used as such, but the money vanished without a trace.
- This variation was probably intended as a security measure, but ultimately allowed the Polish Clock Method and British Banburismus attacks.
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- The medieval cathedral was probably destroyed in the troubles of the 16th century.
- Seven aircraft were claimed destroyed, one probably destroyed and seven were damaged.
- The smaller fragments were probably destroyed before they even reached the cloud layer.
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- Henryson's version was probably composed sometime around the 1480s.
- It was probably composed for use at Mass sending off the guards for duty.
- is an anti-slavery ballad written by Stephen Foster, probably composed in 1852.
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- Other wedging stones are probably still buried.
- He'd probably still be alive and part of the peace process."
- "If I had sat still, I'd probably still be measuring cosmic rays, the subject of my thesis at Princeton.
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- The name here probably refers to deer calving.
- The fort probably refers to that established by the Romans.
- (Paul F. O'Rourke argues that "'m't" probably refers instead to a menstruating woman.)
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- It was probably founded before the Norman Conquest.
- The town was probably founded in Roman times.
- Zoagli was probably founded by the Tigulli Ligurian tribe.
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- Therefore, as a young woman, she probably lived along the Narmada River, near the Vindhyas.
- Habul's parents probably lived in Bikrampur in what is now Bangladesh before moving to Calcutta.
- The Bructeri lived between the Ems and Lippe, so the Chamavi also probably lived west of the Ems.
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- The first parish, San Michele, is probably dating back to the 10th century.
- Quartz veins were mined for gold, probably dating back to the Old Kingdom Period.
- The composition is similar to Verrocchio's "Madonna of the Milk", probably dating to a year or two earlier.
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- Her name is probably Persian in origin.
- Although the Kuhn, Loeb name is probably gone forever, the firm's legacy is not.
- Its name is probably a play on Gondwanaland or perhaps a play on the expression "How on earth ...?"
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- He is probably best remembered for having initiated the Hague Peace Conference.
- Simons is probably best remembered for nearly winning the U.S. Open in 1971 as an amateur.
- But, the accomplishments that he is probably best remembered for came as Dean of the College of Medicine.
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- It probably comes from north-eastern Peloponnesus.
- The name Mayen probably comes from the name Megina.
- The name probably comes from late Latin "soccus", meaning slipper.
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- This is of very late date – probably the second half of the 15th century.
- In 2012 laboratory tests showed that the supposed bone fragments were composed of wood and glue fused together – probably hardboard.
- Inspiration for Toby came from the Awdrys watching a J70 – probably 68221, one of three J70s built in 1914 (as GER 127) – at Great Yarmouth in 1951.
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- She dealt with several illnesses over the rest of her life, including what was probably breast cancer.
- This partnership created plans for what was probably the first large wave piercing catamaran in the world.
- In Britain, 400,000 people participated in what was probably the largest demonstration in British history.
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- In its time it was probably the largest bird in Fiji.
- They now hold probably the largest single body of his works.
- The Berber revolt was probably the largest military setback in the reign of Caliph Hisham.
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- Phase 5 (Levels 3-6) probably began around AD 1200.
- Phase 4 (Levels 7-10) probably began around AD 950.
- Phase 6 (Level 2) probably began in AD 1400 or later.
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- She was constructed, and probably designed, by Pierre-Alexandre Forfait.
- It was built and probably designed by Edward Woodfall, a noted local architect and builder.
- The more recent straight-edged windows over the porches are probably designed as gallery windows.
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- They are probably the same as the Arichi (Greek: ) of Ptolemy (v. 9.
- It is probably the same place that was called Anamon in Roman records.
- Barley is probably the same William Barley who opened a branch office in Oxford.
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- Within the genus, the first evolutionary event arose probably between 12.41 and 15.39 million years ago.
- He came to power some time between 27 March 1174 and 10 August 1174, most probably between April or May 1174.
- Deposition occurred during the Mesoproterozoic era, much of it probably between about 1470 and 1400 Ma (million years) ago.
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- The "Laimgrube" (clay pit) is probably the oldest part of Mariahilf.
- The mill is probably the oldest of its type in North Holland, dating to c. 1541.
- The 11th century font, one of two in the cathedral, is probably the oldest item in the church.
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- As its name indicates, the Franzbrötchen was probably inspired by French pastries.
- Milk is probably inspired by Caspar Milquetoast, a comic book character remarkably similar to him.
- The map probably inspired the Greek historian Hecataeus of Miletus to draw a more accurate version.
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- This probably occurred in the Miocene.
- A number of burials of important persons of the culture probably occurred in these mounds.
- Flysch deposits in the Southern Alps of Lombardy probably occurred in the Cretaceous or later.
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- The piece was probably already well known around 1800 in Frankfurt am Main.
- The Indian fig cactus was probably already present in the Caribbean when the Spanish arrived, and was soon after brought to Europe.
- Her first words on-screen as anchor were "Hi, I'm Andrea Thompson, and unless you've been living in a cave, you probably already know that."
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- The belfry was probably added at this time and a bell cast in 1844 was installed.
- The fifth floor of the central section was probably added after a fire in the early 1900s.
- The characteristic feature is the limestone particles, which were probably added as temper.
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- It is probably through this effect that PXA induces programmed cell death in the form of apoptosis.
- Crick had failed to gain a place at a Cambridge college, probably through failing their requirement for Latin.
- A later and separate English reflex of "discus", probably through medieval Latin "desca", is "desk" (see OED s.v.
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- The name of the village probably means "underwater".
- "Glaschu" probably means "Green Hollow".
- Its name probably means the place where people with the plague were living.