Possibility ( noun , noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Possibility ( noun )

The state or quality of being possible.

Origin:

Middle english possibilité, from anglo-french, from latin possibilitat-, possibilitas, from posse to be able.

Examples:

1. He considered the possibility of a new job.
2. She was excited about the possibility of a promotion.
3. He was worried about the possibility of failure.
4. She was open to the possibility of a new relationship.
5. He was aware of the possibility of danger.

(As a noun)

Possibility ( noun )

The state or quality of being possible.

Origin:

Middle english possibilité, from anglo-french, from latin possibilitat-, possibilitas, from posse to be able.

Examples:

1. He considered the possibility of a new job.
2. She was excited about the possibility of a promotion.
3. He was worried about the possibility of failure.
4. She was open to the possibility of a new relationship.
5. He was aware of the possibility of danger.

(As a noun)

Possibility ( noun )

The state or quality of being possible.

Origin:

Middle english possibilité, from anglo-french, from latin possibilitat-, possibilitas, from posse to be able.

Examples:

1. He considered the possibility of a new job.
2. She was excited about the possibility of a promotion.
3. He was worried about the possibility of failure.
4. She was open to the possibility of a new relationship.
5. He was aware of the possibility of danger.