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feasibly
This adverb focuses on the practical possibility of an action, bridging the gap between theoretical possibility and actual execution. It is frequently used in professional or analytical contexts to suggest that a plan is realistic or that a hypothesis is plausible given the available resources and constraints.
In speculative contexts, it often functions as a hedge, indicating that while a scenario is logically possible, it may not be the most likely outcome. It carries a more cautious tone than "possibly," emphasizing the viability of the action rather than just the chance of it occurring.
Meanings
In a way that is possible to do or achieve, often implying that it is practically attainable or reasonable.
Examples
We can feasibly complete the project by Friday if everyone works overtime.
Could we feasibly move the meeting to next Tuesday instead?
It is not feasibly possible to build a bridge here given the soil conditions.
I wonder if we could feasibly automate this entire process.
The team needs to determine how they can feasibly reduce costs without cutting staff.
He could feasibly be the one who leaked the documents to the press.
Can you feasibly fit all this luggage into a small sedan?
She thought about whether she could feasibly balance a full time job and a degree.