Unlikelihoods [noun]

The priori likelihood or unlikelihood of a Kelt-iberic mixture.

The impossibilities of place, the unlikelihood of circumstances, the most incredible disguises will not lead him astray.

We are affrighted at unlikelihood; and, as in this case, the greatest unlikelihood often proves to be the truth.

Then the unlikelihood of the conclusion came, and he wondered whether they had really been there.

Yet there is a final wail of despair at the unlikelihood of any change for good being effected.

The extremes are the best; the former for their intrinsic value, the latter from their unlikelihood to mislead.

The good-natured smile that passed between them, proved the unlikelihood of this, and Old Salt went on.

The unlikelihood of the derivation lies in the modification of the sounds, and I felt that unlikelihood as you have done.

In the unlikelihood of there being such a person, I could speak of Monsieur de Merri without much danger of suspicion.

And that actually before him seemed, from its very novelty, to incur a suspicion of unlikelihood.