100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "maybe"

Definition

"Maybe" is an adverb commonly used to indicate uncertainty or possibility. It suggests that something might happen or be true but is not guaranteed. Although "maybe" can sometimes be treated as a noun in casual conversation when referring to a possibility or uncertain situation, it is primarily recognized as an adverb.

Synonyms

• Perhaps
• Possibly
• Likely
• Mayhap
• Conceivably

Antonyms

• Certainly
• Definitely
• Surely
• Unquestionably
• Indubitably

Examples

1. Maybe we should try that new restaurant for dinner.
2. I’m not sure if I can make it to the party, maybe I’ll just stay home.
3. Maybe it will rain tomorrow; we should take an umbrella just in case.
4. She said she would call me back, but maybe she forgot.
5. Maybe we can go hiking this weekend if the weather permits.
6. I’m feeling tired, maybe I’ll take a nap.
7. Maybe I’ll join you for the movie if I finish my work on time.
8. Maybe you should ask for a second opinion on that.
9. He didn’t respond to my invitation, so maybe he’s busy.
10. Maybe we’ll see a shooting star tonight if the sky is clear.
11. I’ll think about it, but maybe I’ll decline the offer.
12. Maybe she was just having a bad day.
13. Maybe this is the opportunity we’ve been waiting for.
14. Maybe I should start exercising more regularly.
15. If I finish early, maybe I’ll drop by your place.
16. Maybe we could carpool to save on gas.
17. I’m not feeling well, maybe I should see a doctor.
18. Maybe they didn’t understand the instructions clearly.
19. Should we wait for them, or maybe just go ahead?
20. Maybe I’ll bake a cake for the occasion.
21. He mentioned a new project; maybe I could get involved.
22. Maybe this time will be different.
23. I’ve heard mixed reviews; maybe it’s best to wait.
24. Maybe you’ll find the answer in the book.
25. Maybe we should reconsider our strategy.
26. I’ll ask him, but maybe he won’t want to help.
27. Maybe I’ll take a trip next summer.
28. Maybe it was a mistake to leave so early.
29. I think she likes you; maybe you should ask her out.
30. Maybe we’ll get lucky and score some last-minute tickets.
31. If I save enough money, maybe I can buy that car.
32. Maybe it’s time to move on to something new.
33. I’m debating whether to go or not; maybe I’ll flip a coin.
34. Maybe we could collaborate on that project together.
35. Maybe I’ll try that new coffee shop tomorrow.
36. I’m not sure where to eat; maybe we should ask for recommendations.
37. Maybe I’ll take the bus instead of driving.
38. Maybe next time we can go on a road trip.
39. Maybe he’s just being shy.
40. If it doesn’t work out, maybe we’ll find another way.
41. Maybe it’s better to wait for more information.
42. I don’t know how to solve this; maybe I should Google it.
43. Maybe she’ll surprise us with a visit.
44. I’m not sure what to wear; maybe I’ll just go casual.
45. Maybe we can meet halfway.
46. I’ll think about it, but maybe it’s not the right time.
47. Maybe I’ll sign up for that class after all.
48. Maybe it’s just a phase he’s going through.
49. I’m feeling adventurous; maybe I’ll try skydiving.
50. Maybe we should get some ice cream after dinner.
51. It’s possible that maybe they’ll change their minds.
52. Maybe we can have a picnic if the weather is nice.
53. I thought I lost my keys; maybe they’re in the car.
54. Maybe I’ll go to the gym later.
55. I’m not ready to commit; maybe I need more time.
56. Maybe it’s time to let go of the past.
57. I could use a vacation; maybe I’ll book a getaway soon.
58. Maybe this project will lead to great opportunities.
59. If we hurry, maybe we can catch the last train.
60. Maybe I’ll finally start that book I’ve been meaning to read.
61. I might go to the concert, but maybe I’ll skip it.
62. Maybe he’s just trying to be polite.
63. I was thinking of going out; maybe I’ll just stay in instead.
64. Maybe we can find a compromise.
65. If I had more time, maybe I would learn a new language.
66. Maybe it’s too late to change the plans now.
67. I’m not sure if it’s the right choice; maybe I’ll consult with a friend.
68. Maybe I should start saving for retirement.
69. They might be late; maybe we should start without them.
70. Maybe I’ll write a letter instead of sending an email.
71. Maybe we can explore that new exhibit this weekend.
72. I’m considering a new job; maybe it’s time for a change.
73. Maybe we should take a break and come back to this later.
74. If I win the lottery, maybe I’ll donate to charity.
75. Maybe we could try a different route to avoid traffic.
76. I have a few ideas; maybe we could brainstorm together.
77. Maybe he didn’t mean to hurt your feelings.
78. I’ll let you know if I can make it; maybe tomorrow.
79. Maybe it’s time to start thinking about the future.
80. I’m unsure about the decision; maybe I should sleep on it.
81. Maybe it’s a sign that we should move forward.
82. If I had a choice, maybe I would choose differently.
83. Maybe we’ll go camping next month.
84. I think she’s coming; maybe we should prepare a welcome.
85. Maybe I’ll take a break from social media for a while.
86. If the price is right, maybe I’ll buy it.
87. Maybe I’ll join a book club to meet new people.
88. I’m considering a pet; maybe a dog would be nice.
89. Maybe we could schedule a call to discuss it further.
90. If I’m free, maybe I’ll help you with your project.
91. Maybe we could find a new hobby to try together.
92. I wasn’t expecting that; maybe it was a surprise after all.
93. Maybe I should dress up for the occasion.
94. If everything goes well, maybe we can celebrate.
95. Maybe I’ll try my hand at painting this weekend.
96. I’m not sure how to approach it; maybe I’ll ask for advice.
97. Maybe I’ll organize a game night with friends.
98. If I had more energy, maybe I’d go for a run.
99. Maybe it’s time to visit that place I’ve always wanted to see.
100. Maybe we’ll find a solution if we work together.