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outside chance

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Main Entry: dark horse
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: remote possibility

Synonyms:

also-ran, hundred-to-one shot, improbability, little chance, little opportunity, long shot, outside chance, outside shot, poor bet, poor lookout, poor possibility, poor prognosis, poor prospect, sleeper, slim chance, small chance, stalking horse, underdog, unexpected winner, unknown, unknown quantity, unlikelihood, unlikely winner, upsetter
Main Entry: gamble
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance, speculation

Synonyms:

action, bet, fling, leap*, long shot, lottery, outside chance, raffle, risk, shot in the dark, spec, stab*, throw of the dice, toss up, uncertainty, venture, wager
Notes: a gamble (noun) is a risky act, venture, bet, or wager - to gamble (verb) is to take a risk in the hope of a favorable outcome; a gambol (noun) a skipping or leaping about in frolic - to gambol (verb) is to dance and skip about in play or to frolic

Antonyms:

design, guard, insurance, plan, protection, safeguard
Main Entry: improbable
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: not likely

Synonyms:

doubtful, dubious, fanciful, far-fetched, flimsy*, hundred-to-one, iffy, implausible, inconceivable, not expected, outside chance, questionable, rare, slim, slim and none, unbelievable, uncertain, unconvincing, unheard of, unimaginable, unlikely, unsubstantial, weak

Antonyms:

believable, likely, ostensible, plausible, possible, probable, tenable
Main Entry: likelihood
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance of something happening

Synonyms:

coin flip, direction, even break, fair shake, fifty-fifty, fighting chance, good chance, liability, likeliness, long shot, outside chance, plausibility, possibility, presumption, probability, prospect, reasonableness, shot at, strong possibility, tendency, toss-up, trend

Antonyms:

unlikelihood
Main Entry: long shot
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: unlikely winner

Synonyms:

chance hit, fluke, hundred-to-one shot, little chance, long odds, lucky shot, no chance, off-chance, one in a million, one in a million, outside chance, poor bed, slim chance, small chance
Main Entry: possibility
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: feasibility, likelihood; chance

Synonyms:

achievability, action, attainableness, break, circumstance, contingency, fair shake, fifty-fifty, fling*, fluke, fortuity, happening, hazard, hope, incident, instance, liability, likeliness, occasion, occurrence, odds, opportunity, outside chance, plausibility, play*, potentiality, practicability, prayer*, probability, prospect, risk*, shot*, stab*, toss-up, workableness

Antonyms:

impossibility, impossible, unfeasibility, unlikelihood
Main Entry: probability
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: likelihood of something happening

Synonyms:

anticipation, chance, chances, conceivability, contingency, credibility, expectation, feasibility, hazard, liability, likeliness, odds, outside chance, plausibility, possibility, practicability, prayer, presumption, promise, prospect, reasonableness, shot, snowball's chance, toss-up

Antonyms:

improbability, unlikelihood
Main Entry: unlikely
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: not probable

Synonyms:

absurd, contrary, doubtful, dubious, faint, implausible, improbable, inconceivable, incredible, not likely, out of the ordinary, outside chance, questionable, rare, remote, slight, strange, unbelievable, unconvincing, unheard-of, unimaginable, untoward

Antonyms:

imaginable, likely, probably
Main Entry: wager
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: money or something gambled

Synonyms:

action, ante, bet, challenge, chunk, fifty-fifty, fighting chance, flyer, gamble, handle, hazard, hedge, hunch, long shot, odds on, outside chance, parlay, play, pledge, plunge, pot, risk, stake, toss-up, venture
Main Entry: fighting chance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance for success with great effort

Synonyms:

bare possibility, gambling chance, outside chance, remote possibility, slim chance
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