improbative (Meaning)
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improbative (a.)
Alt. of Improbatory
Synonyms & Antonyms of improbative
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improbative Sentence Examples
- The professor's theory seemed improbative, with little evidence to support its validity.
- The rumor of a celebrity scandal was met with skepticism, as its source was highly improbative.
- The politician's claims were deemed improbative by the media, given his history of misleading statements.
- The witness's testimony was considered improbative due to its lack of internal consistency and corroboration.
- The defendant's alibi was ruled out as improbative, as it was physically impossible for him to have been at the crime scene.
- The improbative nature of the suspect's behavior aroused suspicion among the detectives.
- The judge dismissed the lawsuit as improbative, citing a lack of credible evidence to support the plaintiff's claims.
- The scientist's research findings were met with skepticism, as they were based on improbative data.
- The board of directors rejected the CEO's proposal, deeming it improbative and lacking a solid foundation.
- The therapist found the patient's dream interpretations to be improbative, as they lacked connections to the patient's waking life.
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Alt. of Improbatory
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The professor's theory seemed improbative, with little evidence to support its validity.
The rumor of a celebrity scandal was met with skepticism, as its source was highly improbative.
The politician's claims were deemed improbative by the media, given his history of misleading statements.
The witness's testimony was considered improbative due to its lack of internal consistency and corroboration.
