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the noun from of possible

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Answered by saumya200619

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The word “possible” can be used both as an adjective or a noun. But it has one more noun form, i.e- “possibility”. And the adverb form of the “possible” is “possibly”.

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Answered by sanikagulhane3

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Possibility is the noun form of the word Possible

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the noun from of possible