Probably Or Propably? - Spelling Which Is Correct How To Spell

probably

Correct spelling, explanation: this form has been known since 15th-century probabli, form Latin adjective probabilis. The word probably is spelled with b, not p, although pronunciation may be misleading. Propably is therefore an incorrect form, and the correct one is probably.

Definition of probably:adverb, likely, perhapsHer depression was probably caused by the divorce.I will probably be late, because of the heavy traffic.

propably

Incorrect spelling, explanation: propably is a misspelling and the word should be spelled probably. This is due to its origin – probabli, from Latin word, also spelled with b, not p. The correct form is probably.

probabbly

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probbably

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probaly

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probablly

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probly

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3. Totally remarkable tips here. I am very glad to see your English dictionary. Thanx

4. I was wondering if you would be able to define every time if presented word is British version of English.

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