off chance

noun

1. chance.

off chance

noun

1. a slight possibility

2. with the hope

   on the off chance of getting the job

Example Sentences

On the off chance that an adversary pierces its tough exoskeleton, they risk being injured if not outright dissolved by the creature’s highly concentrated acidic blood.

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On the off chance that an awards producer ends up reading this, here’s a hint: we want to hear what the winners have to say.

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A few years ago, on the off chance it might actually come to be, Deutch began studying the films of the French New Wave and learning to speak French.

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We can be certain that the Chinese and Russians and North Koreans and Iranians have entire floors of their intelligence agencies devoted to decrypting so-called “open-source” apps like Signal and WhatsApp on the off chance that Trump’s Cabinet appointees like Hegseth would be so ignorant and lazy that they would use them.

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Williams had insisted I not bring my phone, on the off chance my movements were being tracked.

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