Synonyms for technically
tech·ni·cal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. technicallyadverb

   with regard to technique

   "technically lagging behind the Japanese"; "a technically brilliant boxer"

2. technicallyadverb

   with regard to technical skill and the technology available

   "a technically brilliant solution"

3. technicallyadverb

   according to the exact meaning; according to the facts

   "technically, a bank's reserves belong to the stockholders"; "technically, the term is no longer used by experts"

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1. List of paraphrases for "technically":

   technologically, technical, technicaily, theoretically

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1. Shiv Prakash:

   Technically 2.67 dirhams was the neckline resistance from where the profit-taking started - the lower support is now seen at 2.35 dirhams.

2. William Moss:

   Technically, whenever a vaccine like that is modified, it's often considered a new vaccine and has to go through the whole process again. But there is a precedent, obviously, with influenza virus vaccines, not to do that.

3. Sam Stovall:

   We're still technically in a declining environment, and we have to get to an all-time high before we can give the all-clear signal.

4. Kody Brown:

   Sister Wives really took the fifth wife thing off the table a long time ago, and because Sister Wives do n’t want to snub the concept, Sister Wives’ve always sort of been very casually dismissing it, and I think that’s one reason the question keeps coming up. But it’s technically been off the table as long as Sister Wives’ve done the show.

5. Dan Buettner:

   This notion that you have to be rich to be healthy is completely wrong, and in Blue Zones we're almost wholly seeing longevity among people who would technically be well below the U.S. poverty line.