Probable: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word when something has a high chance of happening based on evidence or logic.

• It's probable that it will rain tomorrow given the current weather forecast.
• Given his skills, it's probable that he will get the promotion.

Use this when something is expected to happen because it seems true or real, often based on subjective judgment.

• She is likely to come to the party tonight.
• It's likely that they will finish the task ahead of schedule.

This word is suitable when something can happen or be done but without implying how likely it is to happen.

• It's possible to improve your skills with practice.
• Is it possible to arrive there by 5 PM?

This word fits situations where something can be done or achieved, often used in practical or technical contexts.

• Building a bridge here is feasible with the current technology.
• It's not feasible to complete the project by next week without additional help.