technically
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈtɛknɪkəli/
technically means: According to exact facts, even if people usually understand the situation differently.
adverb
According to exact facts, even if people usually understand the situation differently.
- A tomato is technically a fruit.
- Technically, whales are mammals, although they live in water.
- She is technically my aunt, but we are the same age.
According to the exact rules, even if this gives a misleading picture of the situation.
- Technically, you need permission to enter.
- The contract is technically valid despite the spelling mistake.
- He is technically the owner, although his sister runs everything.
In terms of the skill needed to do an activity well.
- She is a technically skilled dancer.
- The piece is technically demanding for young pianists.
- His performance was technically excellent but lacked feeling.
In terms of what technology can do or how it works.
- The repair is technically possible.
- This design is technically advanced but expensive to build.
- Would it be technically feasible to connect these systems?
Questions about technically
What does technically mean?
According to exact facts, even if people usually understand the situation differently.
What is technically in other languages?
Türkçe: kesin olarak bakıldığında · Español: técnicamente · Français: techniquement · Deutsch: streng genommen · Italiano: tecnicamente · 日本語: 厳密には
How do you pronounce technically?
It is pronounced /ˈtɛknɪkəli/.
How do you use technically in a sentence?
A tomato is technically a fruit. Technically, whales are mammals, although they live in water.
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