Synonyms for conceivably
con·ceiv·ab·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. conceivablyadverb

   within the realm of possibility

   "the weather may conceivably change"

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1. List of paraphrases for "conceivably":

   possibly

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1. John Hultquist:

   They were in some very sensitive areas of airport networks where they could conceivably cause serious disruption.

2. Andrea Swartzendruber:

   Relationship factors are important to future individual sexual risk behavior. Young people’s thoughts and perceptions about their sexual relationships and partners may impact their sexual risk behavior and health, explicit discussion about monogamy / non-monogamy expectations and improved communication skills could conceivably reduce concurrent partnerships and in that way reduce STI/HIV risk.

3. David Tulk:

   The risk is still that the bank could conceivably cut in the event that the shocks that we're looking at prove to be bigger than what we currently estimate.

4. Boris Johnson:

   The security services are trying to keep us safe, they can not conceivably be blamed for their actions in trying to prevent people from committing absolutely sick atrocities against the British public and indeed against innocent people in Syria and Iraq.

5. Andrew Erickson:

   China is typically secretive about its Third Sea Force( behind the PLA Navy and coast guard), which might conceivably number in the thousands of vessels and in the tens of thousands of personnel. Possibly more.