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hopefully

Definition for hopefully

adverb as in optimistically

adverb as in probably

Strongest match

conceivably

Weak matches

expectedly, feasibly

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But I was just thinking, “Who knows, man, hopefully if this thing goes over well, then we might be able to do some other shows or do select shows throughout the year.”

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“If you’re lucky,” Hanks said, “you get to hopefully have them go, ‘God, I want to see those movies.

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A show like “People in the Dark” is a way to hone their skills from their day jobs, while also hopefully learning a few new tricks.

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"The reason we chose May was because hopefully this will give us the best weather window to run."

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“My heritage and being Latino will hopefully be reflected in my appearance on the show,” said Threets in a statement.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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