Theoretically is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THEORETICALLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• THEORETICAL, relating to or having the character of theory
• in a way that relates to the theory of a subject or area of study rather than its practical application
• according to theory rather than experience or practice
• in theory; according to the assumed facts
• in a theoretical manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a theoretical way

Words related to THEORETICALLY

theoretic14 theoretical16

How to use THEORETICALLY in a sentence

• Mattingford knew that her husband had saved money, and theoretically she would have given a great deal to know how much.
• Only in these strictly defined cases does the classic school occupy itself theoretically with the personality of the criminal.
• Theoretically, Chicago had a perfect legal right to raid any of these people, and could have legally seized the machines of anybody who subscribed to Phrack.
• Theoretically they had always acknowledged one, although, practically, he had rarely exercised any authority save over his own immediate subjects.
• Theoretically, the grass they ate represented money, and might have been converted to a better use.
• This method is theoretically possible, but I do not know any one who has tried it.
• William stood, theoretically, if not actually, in much the same position to Henry II, as John Baliol afterwards occupied to Edward I.
• I make this statement theoretically, although all the evidence which this work furnishes is in support of it.
• Yet he was theoretically a religious man, devoted to the special creed he approved, and rigidly observing such forms of worship as made any part of it.
• Theoretically we are not supposed to be doing this.
• That movement upset theoretically everything which had been expected of her before.
• Theoretically, it broke down the division fences which had kept her in sets and groups.
• This is correct theoretically, but practically that twenty-second word cannot be got in.
• Theoretically, a horse should drink first, then eat hay, then grain.
• It may be right or wrong theoretically, but international law has nothing to do with it.
• BREATHING CONSIDERED THEORETICALLY AND PRACTICALLY.
• It will, it is hoped, be apparent to the reader that the subject now under treatment may be considered either theoretically or practically.
• First, the school theoretically belongs under that official, in spite of its necessarily close relationship with the Bureau of Science and the Bureau of Health.
• These are, theoretically, the powers of the absolute monarch.
• Annie-Many-Ponies, speaking theoretically, was good to have around to help Rosemary.
• Since this is true, it follows that, theoretically at least, woman may choose her profession in precisely the same way that man chooses his.
• The North American Indians were theoretically at war with all with whom they had not concluded a treaty of peace.
• Her few local departments are theoretically, but not practically, at the mercy of English votes and influence.
• Brown was the last color, theoretically, which she should have worn, but it suited her.
• Among the Celts the local tribe had been, theoretically, the sole source of property in land.
• But we are aided still more by our habit of looking at things theoretically, apart from their immediate practical bearing.
• Theoretically it is capable of bringing the moon to an apparent distance of sixty miles.
• Theoretically the course of invention may limit or almost abolish all but the higher grades of labor.

Similar words containing THEORETICAL without suffix ly

theoretical16 atheoretical17 untheoretical18 nontheoretical19 antitheoretical20 metatheoretical22

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