Likely
Likely adjective - Having a high chance of occurring.
Talented and likely are semantically related. in likely to succeed topic. In some cases you can use "Talented" instead an adjective "Likely".
Nearby Word: like
Both words in one sentence
- That's right: the more talented one is, the more likely one is to assume everyone else is just as talented.
Source: Innocently Insensitive - Rarely implements Hollywood Homely (although it can be a subtrope of it, instead of talented playing talentless, it's beautiful playing ugly); that is more likely to be Dyeing for Your Art.
Source: Irony as She Is Cast -
It's not that surprising given the show's format, where the contestants directly compete against each other, so it's all the more likely the stronger, more talented fighter would end up winning.
Source: The Runner-Up Takes It All
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