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Meanings of potentially in English

Possibly.

Usage of potentially in English
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However, scientists believe power grids and communications systems are potentially at risk.
BBC
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The reasons given for the violence differ; the solutions are potentially infinite.
The Irish Times
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But Videanu said the potentially lucrative power market held appeal to investors.
Reuters
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Daniels was able to direct him and control a potentially difficult situation.
The Guardian
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Airports aren't the first sector to potentially see a major rule change.
Reuters
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Ashworth said the winning series potentially could lead to future on-air development.
Reuters
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But the potentially lucrative industry has been blighted by years of violence.
Reuters
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Were they right after all that this was a potentially dangerous situation?
The house on hope street
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We describe existing challenges, available methods and point at potentially useful strategies.
Pubmed
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The serology results of healthy controls suggest a potentially higher attack rate.
Pubmed
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The outcome promises weeks of potentially divisive talks to form a government.
Reuters
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The potentially contaminated water is safe for showering, the Environment Ministry said.
Radio NZ
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What about power, especially given your writing from a potentially progressive perspective?
The new yorker
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Shields' testimony is a critical building block in pursuing others potentially involved.
Reuters
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The observed pCR in the potentially resectable group indicates good local control.
Pubmed
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Mitsubishi may also potentially buy an interest in Peugeot, the paper said.
Reuters
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