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potentially
[puh-ten-shuh-lee]
adverb
possibly but not yet actually.
potentially useful information.
Word History and Origins
Origin of potentially1
Example Sentences
No matter how the justices decide, the case will be far-reaching, impacting access to health care for trans youth, trans Americans' protections against discrimination and, potentially, the foundation of equal protection doctrine.
He will take a break before July's Scottish Open and then a potentially tumultuous end to the men's major season on the Antrim coast a week later.
However, with three WSL 2 clubs potentially earning promotion there may be more movement in the leagues going forward - and more incentive for clubs to invest.
“This initiative seeks to normalize the use of potentially dangerous drugs,” Banka said.
If true, the figure would indeed be astonishing, potentially tripling the roughly $4tn in gross private investment the US reported all of last year.
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