Which of the following is NOT an indicator word or phrase for an inductive argument?
A) likely
B) probably
C) chances are that
D) certainly

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"Certainly" indicates a level of certainty that is not characteristic of inductive arguments, which are typically based on probability rather than certainty. Inductive arguments suggest a conclusion is likely or probable based on the premises, rather than absolutely certain.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Indicator Word or Phrase