technically
فنيا
definition
adverb
technically, a nut is a single-seeded fruit
according to the facts or exact meaning of something; strictly.
a technically brilliant boxing contest
with reference to the technique displayed.
translation of 'Technically'
adverb
فنيا
example
'technically' advanced tools
The results must surely be among the most 'technically' brilliant anatomical studies ever made.
It was an eye opener for me at the time, this kind of kite flying I think was in relative infancy at the time though still quite 'technically' advanced.
It includes some of the most emotionally creative and 'technically' brilliant music alongside the bland and inane.
While that's 'technically' correct, it should be noted that this is a bleak comedy.
a 'technically' brilliant boxing contest
Nor did I ever realise just how big and 'technically' advanced they are.
He said that the dowry system - while 'technically' illegal - is a way of life.
Training is a major commitment for 'technically' focused firms today, and it has become a big business.
Whilst 'technically' correct it omits to mention how he obtained the degree.
Like Citizen Kane I find this movie to be 'technically' brilliant, but mostly boring.
Unfortunately the next few releases, while still 'technically' brilliant, were commercial flops.
In recent years, he had advocated a smaller but more 'technically' advanced military.
By 1945 it had become far more advanced both 'technically' and in its ability to provide intelligence.
Many of the participants would be generally regarded as 'technically' proficient Web users.
'technically' advanced tools
Nowhere on TV will you find so many 'technically' advanced camera techniques and presentation.
Modern biotechnology is a more 'technically' advanced form of this older biotechnology.
His site is 'technically' illegal, although he has tried to get a license, but the price is too high.
Protesters complained many people had already been using national flags and symbols, although they were 'technically' illegal.
This is not just a 'technically' brilliant performance, but one from the heart.
The fact that it is 'technically' in breach of the car hire agreement is, surely, a civil matter and thus just a technicality?
Although the trees were 'technically' on our property, the hammock belonged to my neighbors.
Although 'technically' correct in most of his decisions, he failed to take any account of the conditions.
It is difficult for us to do that in India as it is not as 'technically' advanced as the UK.
a 'technically' brilliant boxing contest
Though 'technically' brilliant your movies always have a social or political theme.
His movements are severely restricted and his legal status is in limbo - 'technically' he is still an illegal immigrant.
But we've got some of the most 'technically' advanced manufacturing plants in the world.
Secret ballot or not, the vote should 'technically' be strictly on the ‘criteria’.
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