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What is another word for Small Chance? – 147 Small Chance Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    slim chance narrow opportunity little likelihood faint hope outside shot long shot remote possibility faint possibility low probability improbability uncertainty doubt skepticism reservations misgivings apprehensions fears anxieties worries concerns unease trepidation nervousness hesitance indecision indecisiveness ambiguity unclearness obscurity vagueness unpredictability unsettledness chanciness fortuitousness luckiness happenstance coincidence serendipity

    Meaning of Small Chance

    A small chance refers to a slight or remote possibility of something happening or being the case.

    Definitions

    • A small chance is a slight or remote possibility of something happening or being the case.
    • * It can also refer to a limited or restricted opportunity for something to happen or be done.

    Etymology of Small Chance

    The phrase "small chance" originated from the combination of the words "small" and "chance", with "small" referring to something of little size, amount, or degree, and "chance" referring to a possibility or probability of something happening.
    The word "chance" itself comes from the Old French word "cheance", which is derived from the Latin word "cadentia", meaning "a falling", and is related to the verb "cadere", meaning "to fall".

    Example Uses

    • There's only a small chance of rain tomorrow, so we can still have the picnic.
    • * She has a small chance of getting the job, but she's going to try her best.
    • * The team has a small chance of winning the championship, but they're not giving up.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    certainty surety confidence assurance guarantee sureness likelihood probability possibility plausibility feasibility practicability potentiality capability aptness fitness suitability eligibility qualification readiness preparedness favorable likelihood good chance strong possibility high probability