Pronunciation

/pəˈsəb(ə)l/

Definitions

Noun

1. Adjective: Capable of being done; feasible; doable. Example: “It’s possible to finish the project on time.”
2. Adjective: Probable or likely to happen; feasible. Example: “The weather forecast predicts a possible storm later today.”

Verb

1. To be capable or able to occur; have the potential. Example: “It is possible that he will arrive soon.”
2. To think or consider something as feasible or likely. Example: “We must consider all possible solutions.”

Adverb

1. In a manner that could be accomplished or realized. Example: “She acted as if it were completely possible.”

Phrases

• “Possible outcomes” refers to the different results that can occur.
• “A remote possibility” indicates a very low likelihood.
• “It’s not impossible” suggests that there’s a small chance something might happen.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “There are several possible explanations for the error.”
• Verb: “I find it possible to learn a new language with dedication.”
• Adverb: “He considered every possible angle before making a decision.”

Synonyms

• Feasible
• Doable
• Probable
• Likely
• Contingent
• Conceivable
• Thinkable

Antonyms

• Impossible
• Unlikely
• Implausible
• Unattainable
• Infeasible