possibleness
- noun
- The possibleness of life on other planets remains a topic of scientific inquiry.
Examples
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Many philosophers have debated the possibleness of free will in a deterministic universe.
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The possibleness of success depends on hard work.
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He questioned the possibleness of achieving peace in the region within such a short time.
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Is there any possibleness of finding a solution?
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He questioned the possibleness of achieving peace in the region within such a short time.
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Many philosophers have debated the possibleness of free will in a deterministic universe.
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The possibleness of life on other planets remains a topic of scientific inquiry.
Synonyms
A chance that something may happen
How possible something is to do, like a plan or idea
A natural ability to develop or become real in the future
How possible something is to do
How possible it is to reach or complete something
The ability of something to be or continue to be
How possible it is to do something
The possibility of reaching or achieving something
The fact that something can be reached or achieved
Antonyms
How Possible
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Etymology
Possibleness comes from possible, which in turn comes from an old Latin word posse meaning 'to be able', and the suffix -ness meaning 'state'. So possibleness is simply the 'state of being able', which is why it means the capability of existing or happening.