Idea
Idea noun - Something imagined or pictured in the mind.
Likelihood and idea are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Likelihood" instead a noun "Idea".
Likelihood
Likelihood noun - The quality or state of being likely to occur.
Idea and likelihood are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Idea" instead a noun "Likelihood".
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- For others, the idea that you should just take away the bad guy's toys and send him on his way despite his multiple murders and likelihood to do it again is infuriating.
Source: Designated Evil -
I have no idea what is being said (in all likelihood, the band didn't either) but the fact that it's being spoken in German, coupled with Gaz's repeated references to "experiments" of some kind, makes it difficult not to think of Josef Mengele.
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Most, if not all, the troubles in the series are caused by groups of power hungry scientists who think it's a novel idea to use the T and G-Virus to create unstable monstrosities with a likelihood of things going wrong being above 105%.
Source: Science Is Bad
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