Chancilous


Chancilous

/Chans-ill-us/

Adjective. Inherently having many possible outcomes all of which are known in theory.

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Example Sentence(s)

The dice is a chancilous object because there are six sides.

 

Etymology u0026amp; Word Origins

Chancilous derives from the middle english root word, “chance.” Furthermore, “-ous” is a suffix that represents “full of a given quantity” for this specific case.

 

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