Synonyms for theoretically
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1. theoreticallyadverb

   in theory; according to the assumed facts

   "on paper the candidate seems promising"

   Antonyms:
   through empirical observation, by trial and error, empirically

2. theoreticallyadverb

   in a theoretical manner

   "he worked the problem out theoretically"

   Antonyms:
   through empirical observation, empirically, by trial and error

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1. List of paraphrases for "theoretically":

   notionally, conceptually, nominally, theoretical, ideally, hypothetically, technically

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1. Manfred Kittel:

   We just have to wait and see how the fish mature in the hatchery and what the environmental conditions look like next winter, the plan theoretically is to put them back in the creek hoping there is enough water to support them.

2. Brett Callow:

   Source code could, theoretically, be copied by other developers or used to create hacks for games, anytime source code gets leaked it's not good.

3. Mark Cohen:

   Theoretically, they could try to sell other brands. But they would have a much more challenging business model, they're not insolvent. But when Sears Canada goes into liquidation, this business will probably be next.

4. Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder:

   The checks and balances that theoretically could have been there didn't work. This is a mess. I mean, I feel terrible about all this happening. And that's why I'm working hard to do everything I can to repair the damage and then actually work to strengthen Flint and the citizens.

5. Jerome Corsi:

   I know my motivation is to tell the truth. And I will affirm that what is in the indictment about me is accurate. And I will affirm that if asked to in court, so that means that Jerome Corsis're willing to testify against Roger Stone, theoretically, if need be. Jerome Corsis will affirm that the -- what's in the indictment is correct ?