proly US
ˈproʊli
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Definition of proly - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

internet slangRareSlangUSin a way that shows something is likely or possibleRareSlangUS
  • I'll proly be late to the party.
likely probably

Abbreviation

abr: ProbablyRareSlangUSused to say something is likely or trueRareSlangUS
  • He will proly be late.
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Origin of proly

English, pro (professional) + ly (like)

Examples of proly in a sentence

  • They proly forgot about the meeting.
  • It will proly rain tomorrow.
  • They proly forgot the meeting.

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  1. French:probablement, vraisemblablement, ...
  2. German:vermutlich, wahrsch., ...
  3. Italian:probabilmente, prob, ...
  4. Spanish:probablemente, lo más probable es que, ...
  5. Portuguese:provavelmente, prov, ...
  6. Chinese:可能地, 大概, ...
  7. Japanese:たぶん, 多分, ...
  8. Arabic:غَالِباً, ربما, ...
  9. Hebrew:כַּנִּרְאֶה, כַּנִּרְאֶה, ...
  10. Russian:наверное, вероятно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мабуть, скорочення від "ймовірно", ...
  12. Hindi:शायद, संभावित रूप से, ...
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