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theoretically

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


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The agency has paused taking Social Security benefits to repay student loans, although that could theoretically restart at any time.

From MarketWatch

Many films from the 1930s are theoretically available to the public domain now, but not really because they’ve been lost forever.

From Los Angeles Times

The extra gadgets in today’s cars are often meant to decrease collision risk, which would theoretically lower the chance of insurance involvement.

From MarketWatch

Unlike an impeachment effort - another option that would be theoretically available to critics of Bondi - the contempt move would only require support from the House of Representatives, Massie pointed out.

From BBC

Nancy, theoretically, has more time with his reign starting much earlier in the campaign, but another unwelcome statistic looms on the horizon.

From BBC