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What is another word for Slight Prospect? – 108 Slight Prospect Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    slim chance remote possibility faint hope small opportunity narrow window limited potential modest expectation low probability faint prospect gloomy outlook bleak future uncertain fate dubious likelihood questionable chance poor odds low expectation meager possibility scarce opportunity slight possibility remote chance faint glimmer tiny chance outside chance long shot improbable event unlikely outcome unpromising situation discouraging prospect unfavorable circumstance unpropitious condition unfavorable outlook

    Meaning of Slight Prospect

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

    Definitions

    • A slight prospect is defined by Oxford Languages as a small or remote possibility of something happening or being the case.
    • * It can also refer to a faint or slight chance, or a small or limited opportunity.

    Etymology of Slight Prospect

    The word "prospect" has its roots in the Latin "prospectus," which is the past participle of "prospicere," meaning to look forward or see ahead.
    The term "slight" is derived from the Old English "sliht," meaning slender or small.
    Historically, the phrase "slight prospect" has been used to describe a small or remote possibility, and has been in use since the 15th century.

    Example Uses

    • The company has a slight prospect of winning the contract due to its limited resources.
    • * There is a slight prospect of rain tomorrow, but it's unlikely to affect the parade.
    • * The patient has a slight prospect of recovery, but the doctor is cautiously optimistic.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    strong possibility high probability good chance favorable outlook promising situation likely outcome certain event near certainty high expectation favorable circumstance promising prospect good opportunity strong likelihood firm chance almost certain probable outcome likely possibility favorable condition