Choice
Choice noun - The power, right, or opportunity to choose.
Likelihood and choice are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Likelihood" instead a noun "Choice".
Nearby Word: choicely
Likelihood
Likelihood noun - The quality or state of being likely to occur.
Choice and likelihood are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Choice" instead a noun "Likelihood".
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The other children eventually have no choice but to take her to a hospital, even though they know that giving their names means the likelihood that their grandfather will find them.
Source: Literature / The Boxcar Children - These situations most often do not settle the issue, and have a high likelihood of the one making the choice being hurt. Badly.
Source: Let Him Choose - The likelihood is that the winner is taking prisoners, but since you have no legal choice about whether to kill them or not it's just being quietly taken care of behind the scenes.
Source: Leave No Survivors
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