/tɛk.nik.mɑ̃/
Translation
technically, strictly speaking
Word origin
From technique plus the adverbial ending -ment. Technique comes from Greek tekhnikos, from tekhne ('art, craft, skill').
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- tekhne
- English cognates
- technically, technology
Examples
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Strictly speaking, he is right.
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This plan is technically possible.
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She is technically the best in the group.
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The film is technically flawless.
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Strictly speaking, we are no longer married.
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