probable * , prob. (abbreviation)

Here is what seems to me the most probable view.

At the end of last year this seemed all too probable.

By saying so, I started to face this as a probable decision.

It does not seem to me to be at all probable.

Or Americans, if there were more than one, which was probable.

How do you know if he's got probable cause or not?

The line given is that which seems the most probable.

She'd leave them both, go alone to her probable death.

The way things looked, that was no longer so probable.

Not the future always, but what will probably happen, and how probable it is.

However probable it was to him, she had heard of no such thing.

It should not seem very difficult to give at least a probable answer to each of those questions.

When it does, there may be many new probable cases.

An association like this is more probable now than ever.

In practice it is very probable that they do not.

It is probable the campaign may open before this number comes from the press.

And I would say even further, that it is probable.

But it was more probable that he should be come to stay.

But that did not make it true of probable, or even likely.

The girl thought it probable that the other woman had some hold over her.

That is the most probable thing, if we are to find life there at all.

Though it was probable that he would not like them.

He thought it probable that very few people knew about them.

"I got a phone call that was of probable interest."

It did not matter; he had already known the probable decision to which they would come.