Definition of theorically in English:

theorically

adverb θɪˈɒrɪkli

In terms of theory; in accordance with theories; hypothetically.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Digges (c1546–1595), mathematician and member of parliament. Probably partly from theorical + -ly, and partly from theoric + -ally.

Definition of theorically in US English:

theorically

adverbθɪˈɒrɪkli

In terms of theory; in accordance with theories; hypothetically.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Digges (c1546–1595), mathematician and member of parliament. Probably partly from theorical + -ly, and partly from theoric + -ally.

单词	theorically
释义	Definition of theorically in English: theorically adverb θɪˈɒrɪkli In terms of theory; in accordance with theories; hypothetically. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Digges (c1546–1595), mathematician and member of parliament. Probably partly from theorical + -ly, and partly from theoric + -ally. Definition of theorically in US English: theorically adverbθɪˈɒrɪkli In terms of theory; in accordance with theories; hypothetically. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Digges (c1546–1595), mathematician and member of parliament. Probably partly from theorical + -ly, and partly from theoric + -ally.
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