technically
30
4.2
- adverb
- /ˈtɛknɪkli/
- Specialized
:
técnicamente
- The storage and delivery of hydrogen fuel are technically challenging because of the low energy density of hydrogen gas.
- technically difficult
- technically challenging
- technically competent
I just always wanted to be technically far superior.
- I just always wanted to be technically far superior.
- So are the boring fights the most technically sound fights?
- I think the fact that we've got a player in Alvarez who who is techie is, is technically good.
- And so I can live in isolation and, and technically could I direct, edit, produce, shoot, technically I could.
- OK, big because those steps, they're they're not difficult technically, but you need to think carefully, OK, and you need to think carefully.
- We had a young boxer, the most technically abled boxer I've ever been in the ring with, and I'll shit you not.
- And so I was showing off technically and she put it on me really.
- But mainly I was trying to learn how to like, tell stories from, you know, technically what is going on with with storytelling.
- Hopefully that'll be a good, technically strong, wide open door to start a nice new rally.
Examples
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This software is the most technically advanced tool for graphic design available today.
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Programming several pieces that are all very technically demanding has a cumulative effect on the quality of the entire performance.
Academic text (2013) -
- Technically, it was very successful.
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These are the most technically advanced submersibles in the world.
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I visited a rehearsal with some students and enjoyed the musical and technically competent performance.
Academic text (2003) -
Teachers can work on this problem by having students perform short, technically easy excerpts.
Academic text (1998) -
Most of all, the author must be a skillful writer and technically competent.
Academic text (1997) -
I thought your work, though technically proficient, was very formulaic.
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The project was technically complicated, requiring expertise in several different fields.
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He explained the process in a way that was both technically accurate and easy to understand.
Synonyms
1
7.7
In a careful, planned way that follows clear steps
Antonyms
How Skillful
9
5.3
22
3.2
- Specialized
30
4.2
83
3.0
12
2.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Technically comes from Greek techne 'skill' and is the same root as technique, which means 'a way of doing something'. That's why calling someone technically skilled means they have the right methods or skill for the job.