Definitively
Probably and definitively are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Probably" instead an adverb "Definitively".
Probably
Probably adverb - By reasonable assumption.
Usage example: we would probably win that bet
Definitively and probably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Definitively" instead an adverb "Probably".
Nearby Words: probable, probability
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- absolutely and definitively
- absolutely and probably
- likely and definitively
- likely and probably
- positively and definitively
- positively and probably
- definitely and definitively
- definitely and probably
- plainly and definitively
- plainly and probably
- certainly and definitively
- certainly and probably
- clearly and definitively
- clearly and probably
Both words in one sentence
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Fantastic Racism: Mentions that Mesogog was probably the first villain definitively motivated by this, adding to his quality as Big Bad.
- Real slime molds are quite definitively not fruits, and you would probably not want to eat one even if you were desperately hungry.
- Sally is a vampire that doesn't talk like Doreen or John Most-Definitively-Not-A-Vampire Smith, showing that the Vord usage is probably selective.
Source: Vampire Vords
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