In theory and Possibly

In theory

In theory adverb - With regard to fundamentals although not concerning details.

Possibly and in theory are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Possibly" instead an adverb phrase "In theory".

Possibly

Possibly adverb - It is possible.
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Synonyms for Possibly

In theory and possibly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In theory" instead an adverb "Possibly".

Nearby Words: possible, possibility

Both terms in one sentence

  • In theory, this would cause an infinite loop and possibly Explosive Overclocking or a Reality-Breaking Paradox.
  • In theory, this would create a global utopia: what could possibly go wrong in a community inhabited entirely by intelligent, altruistic, friendly people?
    Source: Mary Suetopia
  • During the Video Game 3D Leap, a popular graphics descriptor was "photo realistic." In theory, this meant that the graphics looked realistic enough for somebody to possibly mistake them for real life.
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