possibility
ਸੰਭਾਵਨਾ
definition
noun
the theoretical possibility of a chain reaction
a thing that may happen or be the case.
example
There was always the 'possibility' of a change in personal or family fortune.
There may be risks in some forms of exchange, but the 'possibility' of exchange is always present.
there was no 'possibility' of recompense for him
Accepting what you have and enjoying it, but always being open to the 'possibility' of something better.
The radiation emitted is, as you say, miniscule - so small that there is no 'possibility' of harm.
This work is making the 'possibility' of xenotransplants much closer than ever before.
There was always the 'possibility' of getting shot if the clientele disapproved of the set list.
There was no 'possibility' of that site not contaminating the two streams and the harbour.
It was there he discovered the 'possibility' of using steel as a sculptural medium.
there was always the 'possibility' that he might be turned down
It was a hope I was holding onto, because the 'possibility' of success was so attractive.
At the moment the 'possibility' of feedback is low, though the potential already exists.
She had found a scratch-card which promised her the 'possibility' of wealth beyond her tiny dreams.
Be alert to the 'possibility' of rare but potentially serious underlying causes.
it's not beyond the bounds of 'possibility'
One might object that his account draws on the 'possibility' of a merely possible world.
one 'possibility' is to allow all firms to participate
It transcends reality and opens up, for a moment, the 'possibility' of a better life.
there is no 'possibility' of any government achieving this level of expenditure
there was the 'possibility' that he might be turned down
Of course, students always have the 'possibility' of getting a student bank account.
Originally a garden, by then the site was home to a large shed that had the 'possibility' of being converted into a house.
You know how we've always talked about the 'possibility' of something going wrong with the bomb.
Try to find a quiet place that has no 'possibility' of disturbance or interruption.
there's no 'possibility' of that happening
Who can turn down the 'possibility' of winning £1000 for what they do everyday anyway?
Another 'possibility' would see extra cash given to bring down landing charges.
But there was no 'possibility' of that because racial subjugation was enforced by law.
I want to look in to the 'possibility' of a rooftop garden on the roof of our apartment parking garage.
In such a case there is no 'possibility' of double jeopardy and no risk of double recovery.
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