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possibly

[pos-uh-blee] / ˈpɒs ə bli /


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The expectation is that he’ll play for the Trojans at some point during Big Ten play, possibly by the end of this month.

From Los Angeles Times

We were residing just ten paces from someone who was quite possibly a villain of the foulest kind.

From Literature

It is a point of reflection for Charlotte Edwards, who took over last April with the team at a low ebb - possibly the lowest in its history.

From BBC

Moore later added: “If that is true, then — you asked me about discipline — potential discipline would possibly occur.”

From Los Angeles Times

The new testing initiative follows reporting by The Times that workers repeatedly violated cleanup protocols, possibly leaving fire contaminants behind or moving them into unwanted areas, according to federal reports.

From Los Angeles Times