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hopefully

[hohp-fuh-lee] / ˈhoʊp fə li /


ADVERB
probably
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The trade union's general secretary Steve Gillan said: "It might not be perfect, but it will mean the prison service hopefully can remain stable."

From BBC

"We can get to January and hopefully get a bit more help with players and start to go on a run," he added.

From BBC

“For next year there’s not really a great plan in place, except to hopefully get these consumers to enjoy this wine,” said Craig, 45, who owns a small wine club and online bottle shop.

From The Wall Street Journal

You’re a happy, willing, wealthy and hopefully healthy victim of your own success.

From MarketWatch

Arenas returns to practice in the coming days and will hopefully be ready to go by mid-January.

From Los Angeles Times