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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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South Africa presented them with a potentially tricky opener but they were swept aside with ease, and Bangladesh and Sri Lanka were always unlikely to cause an upset.

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If Hawaii is less reliant on imports, that helps fuel the local economy, encourage local farming and growing, and protects the community when natural disasters could potentially destroy critical ports.

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Instead, she moved forward in Alexandria, near where her office is located, unconcerned that a potentially less conservative pool of jurors might reject her, people familiar with her thinking said.

The party said it would aim to match English incentives by 2030, with payments potentially double what the Labour-led Welsh government already offers.

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Because of CAR-NK cells’ potentially better safety profile, Chen anticipates that they could eventually be used in place of CAR-T cells.

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