nepravdpodobný

nepravdpodobný is a Czech word that translates to "improbable" or "unlikely" in English. It describes something that has a low probability of occurring or being true. The word is formed by combining the prefix "ne-" meaning "not" with the word "pravděpodobný," which means "probable" or "likely." Therefore, nepravdpodobný literally signifies "not probable."

The term is commonly used in everyday conversation to express doubt about a situation or outcome. For instance, one might say "To je nepravdpodobné" meaning "That is unlikely," when referring to an event they find highly improbable. In a more formal context, such as scientific discussions or statistical analysis, nepravdpodobný can be used to describe events with a statistical likelihood below a certain threshold. The concept of improbability is central to probability theory, where events with very low probabilities are often considered to be practically impossible or require special explanations if they do occur. The opposite of nepravdpodobný is pravdpodobný.