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most probably vs the most probably

Both "most probably" and "the most probably" are not commonly used in English. The correct phrase is simply "most probably." Adding "the" before "most probably" is not necessary and sounds awkward.

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 1559 views

most probably

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use "most probably" to indicate that something is very likely to happen or be true.

Examples:

  • Most probably, he will arrive late.
  • It will most probably rain tomorrow.
  • She will most probably choose the blue dress.
  • Most probably, the meeting will be postponed.
  • The package will most probably arrive by Friday.
  • Your dad has most probably been diagnosed with cancer.
  • Paul Jenks is most probably alive.
  • The French Presidency is ahead of us and along with it, there will most probably also be some important decisions to make.
  • In its present form, it would most probably be ineffectual.
  • Despite that, this House will most probably accept this report.
  • That most probably would be me.
  • But most probably I did something like that.
  • Nobody knew his secret, most probably not even himself.
  • There will most probably be standardisation, and a ban on certain uses for magnets.
  • The Commission CFR will most probably be considerably shorter than the academic draft.
  • The External Relations Council scheduled for late June will most probably address the issue.
  • Such an obligation would be an excessive burden to ECHA, leading most probably to unnecessary delays in providing these tools and services.
  • But it's most probably vandalism,
  • According to this report the emergency landing of DC-9-51 registration UR-CBY, shortly after take-off, was due to engine shut down, which was most probably caused by bird strike.
  • Unfortunately, Greece has become a special case, one that requires focused and specific treatment, most probably involving another round of public-debt forgiveness.
  • I am most probably dead, and unfortunately my plan to stop them has failed.
  • One has now be chosen, and the plenary will most probably accept it by a majority.
  • Approximately 10 of them have vanished into thin air, having most probably been killed by their 'vigilantes'.
  • Everything suggests that this decision was not based on market rules, but most probably on power relations between the company and the trade unions.
  • I talk to my farmers every day, and some of these people are most probably going to lose their farms.

the most probably

This phrase is not commonly used in English and sounds awkward.

  • We are seriously examining this idea and the presidency will most probably submit the text with the relevant guidelines.
  • The trial will most probably end in July.
  • Most probably the ball damaged his lung.
  • Most probably the space air had a bad effect on him.
  • The Commission CFR will most probably be considerably shorter than the academic draft.
  • At the forthcoming European Summit in Gothenburg, the Fifteen will most probably demonstrate once again that they are unable to build a democratic and social Europe.
  • Let me now assure him that the report for the year 2000 has been finalised and that the Commission will most probably adopt it in early October.
  • But very soon, the GFCM will most probably adopt new amendments requiring effective transposition to EU law within a fixed deadline.
  • One has now be chosen, and the plenary will most probably accept it by a majority.
  • Probably the most brilliant man ever.
  • The one that sticks out the most was probably...
  • He's most probably the one and only retarded triad member in HongKong.
  • Most probably the food rotting in the kitchen.
  • The consequence for the Community industry would most probably be bankruptcy and the closure of its remaining plant.
  • Most probably the impact on stock markets, which was short-lived, reflected lingering market concerns about public and private balance sheet fragilities.
  • This is the Waxford Insignia, most probably from the Spike Mace Club.
  • This is the Waxford Insignia, most probably from the Spike Mace Club.
  • Error while loading regular expression from XML. Most probably the regular expression had unmatched tags.
  • It can therefore be concluded that any sales to the EC market would most probably be at dumped prices.
  • The Honourable Member is most probably referring to an interview of Monsignor Georg Gänswein to the 'Süddeutsche Zeitung'.

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