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possibility, potential, ability, possible, probable, likely, possibly, capable

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In English: Yes, it's possible

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As a Noun: 1. The opportunity for something to happen and the likelihood that it might happen. English = possibility. 2. The ability of something to become a particular kind of thing or to do something. English = potential. 3. The quality or skill that makes it possible for you to do something. English = ability. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To be able to be done, or to be something that might happen. English = (be) possible. 2. [With affirmative head nod] to be likely to be true or to happen. English = (be) probable, (be) likely. 3. To be capable of becoming a particular kind of thing or of doing something. English = (be) potential. 4. To have the qualities or skills that makes it possible for you to do something. English = (be) capable. Interactive: 1. Used alone to partially agree with someone about the likelihood of something being true or happening, even though you are not certain. English = 'Possibly.', 'Yes, it's possible.' As Modifier: 1. Used to introduce (or close) a sentence that you do not know for certain is true but you think might happen or might have happened. English = possibly.