scenario
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4.3
- noun
- /səˈnɛr.i.oʊ/
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escenario
- In our meeting, we discussed various scenarios for how the economy might evolve next year.
- a worst-case scenario
- develop a scenario
- a hypothetical scenario
And no, there is no scenario where you can have both.
- And no, there is no scenario where you can have both.
- No, what I do, give me some scenarios, OK?
- I think you should be creating scenarios that create content.
- But then it turned out that this scenario exists, and that's bad.
- We had a whole scenario on supply chain disruptions.
- All right, that's another scenario that can happen.
- I wish we were talking about a different scenario here than we are.
- So I realized really in no scenario was this bad for me.
- What is the worst case scenario of doing this for two years?
- And again, people think about this scenario mostly in relation to war.
- And before that he was running nuclear war scenarios for NORAD.
- It's hard for me to even think of a worse scenario for our democracy.
- Because the worst case scenario is that they are here.
- And then as an actor, you're like, best case scenario, this goes seven years.
- And you build this monster, this horrible scenario, and it's not real.
- Was that the same scenario when your sister was born?
- Was this a worst case scenario or a beyond worst case scenario?
- Right Now think about this scenario, same scenario.
Examples
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What is the worst case scenario of doing this for two years?
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During the training, the communication partners practiced each scenario and received feedback on their performance.
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And no, there is no scenario where you can have both.
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Because I, I can imagine a scenario where one day it does.
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Now, in what scenario does this make sense?
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And again, people think about this scenario mostly in relation to war.
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It's hard for me to even think of a worse scenario for our democracy.
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To get a clear answer to the question, the following common scenarios are used for comparison:
Academic text (2015) -
In the following pages, we lay out the four scenarios as described by participants.
Academic text (2011) -
We estimate global energy consumption for alternative future scenarios of population growth and standards of living.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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1.9
The conditions someone or something is in at a time
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1.0
A possible situation that affects what people do
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7.1
A possible problem or event that people must prepare for
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6.8
An imagined situation used to discuss ideas
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6.5
A possible future event or outcome
2
5.1
The things that may happen to someone in later life
Compounds
How Specific
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word scenario comes from Greek skēnē and Italian scena, both meaning 'stage' or 'scene'. So when people use a scenario in planning, they imagine a possible series of scenes or events to see what could happen.