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theoretically

[thee-uh-ret-ik-lee] / ˌθi əˈrɛt ɪk li /


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It was hugely successful, but we had a flood nine months after we opened, which bankrupted us, theoretically bankrupt, but we were able to climb out.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet from the standpoint of information theory, the same ideas could theoretically be transmitted in a far more compressed format.

From Science Daily

The researchers estimate that one-fifth of a typical cord blood unit could theoretically yield enough cells for thousands or even tens of thousands of treatment doses.

From Science Daily

She could still theoretically participate in the women's relay on February 18, but not in the mass start three days later as she does not meet the qualification criteria.

From Barron's

Does that mean, to you, that you can theoretically be compatible with anyone?

From Los Angeles Times