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when the probability is more than one-half, it's likely. unlikely is opposite.
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∙ 12y ago
Likely refers to a high probability or a strong chance of something happening, while unlikely refers to a low probability or a slim chance of something happening. In other words, likely means it is probable or expected to occur, whereas unlikely means it is improbable or not expected to occur.
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