you never know
The phrase "you never know" is commonly used to highlight the unpredictability of future events, often providing a sense of hope or possibility.
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Definition
B2General
(informal)Used to indicate that future events are uncertain and anything could happen.
Example
- You never know, tomorrow might bring good news.
- Give it a try; you never know what you might discover.
B2Encouragement
(informal)Used to suggest that there is a possibility of a positive outcome, even if it seems unlikely.
Example
- Apply for the job. You never know, you might get it.
- You should ask her out. You never know, she might say yes.
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