realistically

American  

[ree-uh-lis-tik-lee] / ˌri əˈlɪs tɪk li /

adverb

1. in a practical way.

2. in a way that reflects reality.

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Example Sentences

If trials were successful, realistically it would be 2028-29 before a change would be rolled out across the game.

From BBC

A standard blood smear can contain thousands of individual cells, far more than a person can realistically examine one by one.

From Science Daily

It expects this to mean tournament officials will be able to "track players reliably during fast or obstructed movements" and says final decisions will be "displayed more realistically and in a more engaging way".

From BBC

Of the destinations we can realistically reach, Mars stands out as the leading candidate.

From Science Daily

Yet in some markets, it is also how much it realistically takes to feel financially abundant, and to afford making decisions without cost being the primary consideration.

From MarketWatch