potentially — possibly but not yet actually; having the capacity to develop into something in the future
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: possibly but not yet actually; having the capacity to develop into something in the future
Pronunciation (IPA): /pəˈtenʃəli/
Korean meaning: 잠재적으로, 가능성이 있게, 될 수 있는
Korean pronunciation: 퍼**텐**셜리
Example Sentences
- My cat is potentially the laziest creature on Earth, but also potentially plotting world domination.
- This investment could potentially double your money in five years.
- Eating pizza for breakfast is potentially unhealthy, but definitely delicious.
potentially
ADVERB//pəˈtenʃəli//
possibly but not yet actually; having the capacity to develop into something in the future
possibly but not yet actually; having the capacity to develop into something in the future
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Origin
From Medieval Latin 'potentialis' meaning 'having power or capacity,' derived from Latin 'potentia' (power, ability) and the suffix '-alis' (relating to). The word evolved through Old French before entering Middle English.
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“My cat is potentially the laziest creature on Earth, but also potentially plotting world domination.”
“This investment could potentially double your money in five years.”
“Eating pizza for breakfast is potentially unhealthy, but definitely delicious.”
“The new policy could potentially affect millions of people.”
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