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tentatively

[ten-tuh-tiv-lee] / ˈtɛn tə tɪv li /
ADVERB
experimentally
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Regulators in Puerto Rico said late Friday they had tentatively approved a contract with the liquefied natural gas supplier, which has faced questions about its ballooning debt.

From Barron's

Regulators in Puerto Rico said late Friday they had tentatively approved a contract with the embattled liquefied natural gas supplier, which has faced questions about its ballooning debt.

From Barron's

Driscoll had tentatively planned to fly to London after Kyiv to continue talks with the Ukrainians in a more formal setting, the officials said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Having read an ancient 700,000-word book only once might prompt an ordinary person, particularly one who takes that book as divine in origin, to express his views tentatively.

From The Wall Street Journal

A hearing has tentatively been scheduled for Wednesday morning.

From Los Angeles Times