Chance and Source

Chance

Chance noun - The uncertain course of events.

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Source and chance are semantically related in recourse topic. In some cases you can use "Source" instead a noun "Chance".

Nearby Words: chancy, chanced, chancery, chanceful, chancing

Source noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

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Chance and source are semantically related in recourse topic. Sometimes you can use "Chance" instead a noun "Source".

good	good chance	good source
best	best chance	best source
better	better chance	better source
free	free chance	free source
Other adjectives: legitimate, single, likely, strong, powerful, actual, real, massive, large, great, excellent, possible, outside, additional, significant, greater, unlikely, greatest.

While unnecessary, the relevance the tool has to the mage enhances their soul's connection to the source of magic, and thus decreases the chance of damaging reality through malfunctions.

Source: Magic Wand
Zack Snyder has said he only agreed to do Watchmen because if he turned it down there was a chance of someone who didn't love the source material making it.

Source: Doing It For The Art / Film
Stargate SG-1, when the team needed to use the power source of a bomb in order to power up the gate and dial out, Vala estimated a 70% chance they'd dial out and a 50% chance the bomb would explode.

Source: Too Many Halves

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