Conceivably
Conceivably adverb - It is possible.
Happen and conceivably are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Happen" instead an adverb "Conceivably".
Happen
Happen verb - To take place.
Conceivably and happen are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conceivably" instead an adverb "Happen".
Both words in one sentence
- If there's a disaster that can conceivably happen to Earth, it will turn up in Revelation.
Source: Literature / Book of Revelation - The entirety of Jailbreak is The Great Escape, with every single possible bad thing that could conceivably happen within 134 pages happening.
Source: Great Escape -
Of course you know that is ridiculous and could never conceivably happen.
Source: Christmas Episode
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