Synonyms for technically
tech·ni·cal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. technicallyadverb

   with regard to technique

   "technically lagging behind the Japanese"; "a technically brilliant boxer"

2. technicallyadverb

   with regard to technical skill and the technology available

   "a technically brilliant solution"

3. technicallyadverb

   according to the exact meaning; according to the facts

   "technically, a bank's reserves belong to the stockholders"; "technically, the term is no longer used by experts"

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1. List of paraphrases for "technically":

   technologically, technical, technicaily, theoretically

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1. Dana Perino:

   At some point, does n’t the White House get involved ? they said technically there was material support when Chuck Grassley was 9 years old. I ca n’t imagine that somebody at the White House does n’t call up the Department of Homeland Security and say, ‘ Honestly ? Stop it. You have the power to stop it. ’.

2. Michael Noonan:

   I don't see the basis for a solution emerging yet, many of the proposals that are emanating are, on the face of it, technically impossible.

3. Kelly Phelps:

   Strictly speaking, because murder wasn't a separate charge but was tied in with the culpable homicide charge, it's not considered technically ... as reconsidering a case where there has been a complete acquittal.

4. Van Boxmeer:

   We have to deliver a lot more on the 36 percent ... That is perhaps one of the most technically challenging things we have to do.

5. Erica Conrad:

   The lifeguard looked at me and assured me that it’s really not a big deal, the Velcro straps are just to make you feel safer. They're not technically really to hold you in.