In other words, a Palestinian from Susya could, hypothetically, apply for a permit on the 5% off-chance that it will be accepted.
"For example, in my business GPS tracking units could hypothetically be used in a divorce proceeding," DiFinis explains.
One group of “Anons” could be pro-choice, another pro-life—at least hypothetically.
Palin could hypothetically skip the debates and any national interviews with anyone other than Sean Hannity or Glenn Beck.
So instead of going (hypothetically) to $71,000 from $69,000, it would go to $70,000.
The policy was therefore to allow such truths to be put forward only hypothetically, or altogether to suppress them.
hypothetically considered, the situation was not extraneously alarming.
One girl was hypothetically baptised, and four children received.
The explication of inflection, mechanically and hypothetically: what Bodies have such an inflection.
Sit down and keep me awake till the human snail who's hypothetically ministering to my wants can get me some coffee.
1580s, from Greek hypothetikos "pertaining to a hypothesis," from hypothesis (see hypothesis). Related: Hypothetically; hypothetic.
