Adverb:

सम्भाव्यतः, शक्यतः,

potentially's Usage Examples:

Thus when, after the crowning victory of Rivoli (14th of January 1797), Mantua surrendered and the Austrian rule in Italy for the time collapsed, Bonaparte was virtually the idol of the French nation, the master of the Directory and potentially the protector of the Holy See.

wood potentially a table; primary, as an indeterminate something which is a substratum capable of becoming natural substances, of which it is always one; and it is primarily the matter of earth, water, air, fire, the four simple bodies (airxa 6w,uara) with natural rectilineal motions in the terrestrial world (De Gen.

For moral progress consists in the actualization of what is already potentially in existence.

At the same time, matter is not nothing, but something, which, though not substance, is potentially substance; and it is either proximate to the substance, or primary; proximate, as a substance which is potentially different, e.g.

the earth-matter, out of which the earth and (potentially) its varied products (vv.

Matter was a potentially recalcitrant element.

3 The doctrine, then, that the universal premise contains the conclusion not otherwise than potentially is with Aristotle cardinal.

Also potentially his fault.

Man, in a word, is potentially quadrumanous.

"Potentially bad," she corrected herself.