technically
تکنیکی طور پر
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.
example
It includes some of the most emotionally creative and 'technically' brilliant music alongside the bland and inane.
Whilst 'technically' correct it omits to mention how he obtained the degree.
He said that the dowry system - while 'technically' illegal - is a way of life.
You claim it wasn't very 'technically' innovative, but it did lead to the creation of the IMAX process.
He remembered life before he had come on board the most 'technically' advanced ship in the Empire.
Some laboratory activities were 'technically' advanced for middle school students.
The house has since been rebuilt, but is still illegal and could 'technically' be destroyed at any time.
This is 'technically' true in the fact that because we are going to war too, the overall operation is multilateral.
Modern biotechnology is a more 'technically' advanced form of this older biotechnology.
Plus, the fact that it's 'technically' a fungus puts off some communities like Jains.
His winery was 'technically' advanced, and he seems to have made good wine.
'technically', a nut is a single-seeded fruit
The first is the fact that, 'technically' , we don't know the candidates.
He's never found wanting 'technically' , and there are some jaw-dropping displays of speed and power
Many of the participants would be generally regarded as 'technically' proficient Web users.
But we've got some of the most 'technically' advanced manufacturing plants in the world.
If you're already a fan, you will find it moving and inspiring and 'technically' brilliant.
a 'technically' brilliant boxing contest
And despite the fact that what they were doing was 'technically' illegal, no one seemed to mind.
In recent years, he had advocated a smaller but more 'technically' advanced military.
Secret ballot or not, the vote should 'technically' be strictly on the ‘criteria’.
Although 'technically' correct in most of his decisions, he failed to take any account of the conditions.
Her woollen coats and cashmere dresses were 'technically' brilliant.
The fact that it is 'technically' in breach of the car hire agreement is, surely, a civil matter and thus just a technicality?
The statement was 'technically' correct, since it accurately reflected the British paper.
Nor did I ever realise just how big and 'technically' advanced they are.
Training is a major commitment for 'technically' focused firms today, and it has become a big business.
a 'technically' brilliant boxing contest
I know he has a lot of fans, and 'technically' , his singing is brilliant.
Protesters complained many people had already been using national flags and symbols, although they were 'technically' illegal.
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