Definition of improbably in English:

improbably

adverb ɪmˈprɒbəbli

In an unexpected or unlikely manner.
monasteries perch improbably on crags and cliff tops
a barbecue lunch including, improbably, a jar of caviar each
as submodifier everyone in the film is improbably gorgeous
Example sentencesExamples
- The main character is a dancer, who improbably has absolutely no problem getting involved with a crack dealer.
- Everyone in the film is improbably gorgeous.
- He and his adversary the sheriff improbably both sleep with the same woman.
- The curved capsule seems improbably fragile, like a giant insect cocoon lodged among the trees.
- There have long been debates about the accuracy of composers' metronome marks, many of which have seemed improbably slow or fast to later generations.
- The Italian composer was born, improbably enough, at Newcastle upon Tyne.
- Improbably yet convincingly, the film ends on an optimistic note.
- A frustratingly large number of improbably tall people seemed to enjoy competing with each other to see who could spend the most time stood directly in front of me.
- This year, summer has appeared improbably early.
- The book is a tedious affair that meanders along the journey of its plot before marooning us in an improbably happy ending.

Definition of improbably in US English:

improbably

adverbimˈpräbəblē

In an unexpected or unlikely manner.
monasteries perch improbably on crags and cliff tops
a barbecue lunch including, improbably, a jar of caviar each
as submodifier everyone in the film is improbably gorgeous
Example sentencesExamples
- The main character is a dancer, who improbably has absolutely no problem getting involved with a crack dealer.
- The book is a tedious affair that meanders along the journey of its plot before marooning us in an improbably happy ending.
- The Italian composer was born, improbably enough, at Newcastle upon Tyne.
- The curved capsule seems improbably fragile, like a giant insect cocoon lodged among the trees.
- Improbably yet convincingly, the film ends on an optimistic note.
- He and his adversary the sheriff improbably both sleep with the same woman.
- A frustratingly large number of improbably tall people seemed to enjoy competing with each other to see who could spend the most time stood directly in front of me.
- This year, summer has appeared improbably early.
- There have long been debates about the accuracy of composers' metronome marks, many of which have seemed improbably slow or fast to later generations.
- Everyone in the film is improbably gorgeous.

单词	improbably
释义	Definition of improbably in English: improbably adverb ɪmˈprɒbəbli In an unexpected or unlikely manner. monasteries perch improbably on crags and cliff tops a barbecue lunch including, improbably, a jar of caviar each as submodifier everyone in the film is improbably gorgeous Example sentencesExamples The main character is a dancer, who improbably has absolutely no problem getting involved with a crack dealer. Everyone in the film is improbably gorgeous. He and his adversary the sheriff improbably both sleep with the same woman. The curved capsule seems improbably fragile, like a giant insect cocoon lodged among the trees. There have long been debates about the accuracy of composers' metronome marks, many of which have seemed improbably slow or fast to later generations. The Italian composer was born, improbably enough, at Newcastle upon Tyne. Improbably yet convincingly, the film ends on an optimistic note. A frustratingly large number of improbably tall people seemed to enjoy competing with each other to see who could spend the most time stood directly in front of me. This year, summer has appeared improbably early. The book is a tedious affair that meanders along the journey of its plot before marooning us in an improbably happy ending. Definition of improbably in US English: improbably adverbimˈpräbəblē In an unexpected or unlikely manner. monasteries perch improbably on crags and cliff tops a barbecue lunch including, improbably, a jar of caviar each as submodifier everyone in the film is improbably gorgeous Example sentencesExamples The main character is a dancer, who improbably has absolutely no problem getting involved with a crack dealer. The book is a tedious affair that meanders along the journey of its plot before marooning us in an improbably happy ending. The Italian composer was born, improbably enough, at Newcastle upon Tyne. The curved capsule seems improbably fragile, like a giant insect cocoon lodged among the trees. Improbably yet convincingly, the film ends on an optimistic note. He and his adversary the sheriff improbably both sleep with the same woman. A frustratingly large number of improbably tall people seemed to enjoy competing with each other to see who could spend the most time stood directly in front of me. This year, summer has appeared improbably early. There have long been debates about the accuracy of composers' metronome marks, many of which have seemed improbably slow or fast to later generations. Everyone in the film is improbably gorgeous.
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