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potentially

Definition for potentially

adverb as in conceivably

Strongest matches

likely, possibly, probably

Weak matches

imaginably, maybe

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A survey of thousands of pupils, teachers and parents has found struggling students are more likely to come into contact with potentially harmful content on their phones compared to their better performing peers.

From BBC

Earlier this month the Conservative MP Neil Shastri-Hurst called in parliament for an independent inquiry into the extent of hearing loss linked to the earplugs and other potentially defective equipment.

From BBC

They're potentially dangerous because they aren't regulated or tested in the UK, so their contents and safety, or whether they are counterfeit, are unknown.

From BBC

“This is potentially one of the greatest days ever in civilization,” he said.

With this development, Kroger aims to enhance the shopping experience for its customers and potentially attract new households.

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

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