potentially
Pronunciation: [pəˈtɛnʃəli]
Word
Context: "possibility"
(adverb) This word means something could happen or be true, but it's not certain yet. When you say something is potentially true, it means there's a chance it could be true in the future.
Example
This new medicine is potentially helpful for people with that illness.
Example
The storm is not potentially dangerous; it seems to be getting weaker.
Example
What are the potentially good outcomes of this plan?
Context: "capability"
(adverb) This also means that someone or something has the ability to do something great or important in the future. It’s like saying there is hidden talent that can grow.
Example
She is potentially one of the best players on the team if she practices more.
Example
He is not potentially skilled for this job; he needs a lot more training.
Example
What skills does he have that are potentially useful for the project?
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