theoretically capable of

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Able to do something in principle, though perhaps not in practice.

capableADVERB + capable of

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theoretically

Examples (10)

  • The new processor is theoretically capable of running at 10 GHz, but it overheats in seconds.
  • According to physicists, the machine is theoretically capable of time travel, but the energy requirements are immense.
  • While he is theoretically capable of scoring a perfect game, his nerves always get the best of him.
  • The genetically modified plant is theoretically capable of surviving in the desert, though no field tests have been conducted.
  • Our business model is theoretically capable of generating millions, but market volatility makes it a risky venture.
  • This ancient catapult was theoretically capable of launching a projectile over a mile.
  • The AI is theoretically capable of composing a symphony, yet its creations lack human emotion.
  • She is theoretically capable of breaking the world record, but has been plagued by injuries.
  • The bridge was theoretically capable of withstanding a category 5 hurricane, but its foundations were weak.
  • Any democratic system is theoretically capable of representing the will of the people, but it's more complex in practice.