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theoretically in Italian

theoretically in Italian is teoricamente, in linea teorica — theoretically means in theory, though not necessarily true in practice.

theoretically in Italian

teoricamente
adv
in theory though not necessarily in reality.
in linea teorica
adv
in theory though not necessarily in reality.

What does "theoretically" mean?

  1. adv In theory, though not necessarily true in practice.
    "Theoretically, the plan should work, but we haven't tested it."
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theoretically in a sentence

  • Theoretically, the plan should work, but we haven't tested it.
  • Theoretically, anyone can apply for the job.

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What is "theoretically" in Italian?

"theoretically" in Italian is teoricamente, in linea teorica. theoretically means: In theory, though not necessarily true in practice.

How do you use "theoretically" in a sentence?

Example: "Theoretically, the plan should work, but we haven't tested it." In Italian, "theoretically" is teoricamente, in linea teorica.

Are there other ways to say "theoretically" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "theoretically": teoricamente, in linea teorica.

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