Definition of conceivably in English:

conceivably

adverb kənˈsiːvəblikənˈsivəbli

sentence adverb It is conceivable or imaginable that.
it may conceivably cause liver disease
Example sentencesExamples
- Those driving the former cop cars off the lots could conceivably be pulled over and ordered into inspection by real cops.
- The only health hazard from the pyres is the smoke itself, he says, which could conceivably cause problems for asthmatics.
- Golam is now 23, and could conceivably be in racing for the next 20 years.
- By the time I was four I could count to any number a four-year old could conceivably come across and found basic arithmetic easy.
- Who else can conceivably be held accountable for a decision reached at a meeting chaired by the highest executive authority in the land?
- Thus the southern sweep is possible as Vitter could even conceivably get a majority tomorrow.
- I simply want to see another Conservative Government as soon as conceivably possible.
- Is it human nature to push things as far back as conceivably possible, or is it just me?
- I confess I didn't find it especially exciting, but others conceivably might.
- A major Supreme Court decision on the issue conceivably could change a few votes.
- The events at Middle School Number One are beyond anything that most people could ever conceivably experience.
- For now, Hansen has provided all the detail you could possibly want and much more than you could conceivably need.
- A good number seem to think that moving to the inside lane when possible means zooming into any space that might conceivably take a car for a few yards.
- And that, as I may conceivably have mentioned before, is what the whole business of making movies is all about.
- At this rate, in seven years, he could conceivably have spent a million dollars.
- Pietersen at the time was playing as if he might turn the advantage back England's way, and conceivably even give them a first innings lead.
- It could conceivably do the same for pictures, but that is a way off.
- Any suggestion that a young actress might conceivably relish the kind of dramas she has experienced lately is met with patient denial.
- If all other candidates received one or two votes each, Kusugak could conceivably have won with only three votes.
- Biological weapons could conceivably wipe out populations over vast areas.
Synonyms
possibly, conceivably, feasibly, plausibly, probably, maybe, perhaps, potentially

Definition of conceivably in US English:

conceivably

adverbkənˈsēvəblēkənˈsivəbli

sentence adverb It is conceivable or imaginable that.
it may conceivably cause liver disease
Example sentencesExamples
- If all other candidates received one or two votes each, Kusugak could conceivably have won with only three votes.
- At this rate, in seven years, he could conceivably have spent a million dollars.
- Pietersen at the time was playing as if he might turn the advantage back England's way, and conceivably even give them a first innings lead.
- A major Supreme Court decision on the issue conceivably could change a few votes.
- For now, Hansen has provided all the detail you could possibly want and much more than you could conceivably need.
- I confess I didn't find it especially exciting, but others conceivably might.
- A good number seem to think that moving to the inside lane when possible means zooming into any space that might conceivably take a car for a few yards.
- Golam is now 23, and could conceivably be in racing for the next 20 years.
- It could conceivably do the same for pictures, but that is a way off.
- Biological weapons could conceivably wipe out populations over vast areas.
- I simply want to see another Conservative Government as soon as conceivably possible.
- The only health hazard from the pyres is the smoke itself, he says, which could conceivably cause problems for asthmatics.
- Who else can conceivably be held accountable for a decision reached at a meeting chaired by the highest executive authority in the land?
- Any suggestion that a young actress might conceivably relish the kind of dramas she has experienced lately is met with patient denial.
- The events at Middle School Number One are beyond anything that most people could ever conceivably experience.
- By the time I was four I could count to any number a four-year old could conceivably come across and found basic arithmetic easy.
- Those driving the former cop cars off the lots could conceivably be pulled over and ordered into inspection by real cops.
- And that, as I may conceivably have mentioned before, is what the whole business of making movies is all about.
- Thus the southern sweep is possible as Vitter could even conceivably get a majority tomorrow.
- Is it human nature to push things as far back as conceivably possible, or is it just me?
Synonyms
possibly, conceivably, feasibly, plausibly, probably, maybe, perhaps, potentially

单词	conceivably
释义	Definition of conceivably in English: conceivably adverb kənˈsiːvəblikənˈsivəbli sentence adverb It is conceivable or imaginable that. it may conceivably cause liver disease Example sentencesExamples Those driving the former cop cars off the lots could conceivably be pulled over and ordered into inspection by real cops. The only health hazard from the pyres is the smoke itself, he says, which could conceivably cause problems for asthmatics. Golam is now 23, and could conceivably be in racing for the next 20 years. By the time I was four I could count to any number a four-year old could conceivably come across and found basic arithmetic easy. Who else can conceivably be held accountable for a decision reached at a meeting chaired by the highest executive authority in the land? Thus the southern sweep is possible as Vitter could even conceivably get a majority tomorrow. I simply want to see another Conservative Government as soon as conceivably possible. Is it human nature to push things as far back as conceivably possible, or is it just me? I confess I didn't find it especially exciting, but others conceivably might. A major Supreme Court decision on the issue conceivably could change a few votes. The events at Middle School Number One are beyond anything that most people could ever conceivably experience. For now, Hansen has provided all the detail you could possibly want and much more than you could conceivably need. A good number seem to think that moving to the inside lane when possible means zooming into any space that might conceivably take a car for a few yards. And that, as I may conceivably have mentioned before, is what the whole business of making movies is all about. At this rate, in seven years, he could conceivably have spent a million dollars. Pietersen at the time was playing as if he might turn the advantage back England's way, and conceivably even give them a first innings lead. It could conceivably do the same for pictures, but that is a way off. Any suggestion that a young actress might conceivably relish the kind of dramas she has experienced lately is met with patient denial. If all other candidates received one or two votes each, Kusugak could conceivably have won with only three votes. Biological weapons could conceivably wipe out populations over vast areas. Synonyms possibly, conceivably, feasibly, plausibly, probably, maybe, perhaps, potentially Definition of conceivably in US English: conceivably adverbkənˈsēvəblēkənˈsivəbli sentence adverb It is conceivable or imaginable that. it may conceivably cause liver disease Example sentencesExamples If all other candidates received one or two votes each, Kusugak could conceivably have won with only three votes. At this rate, in seven years, he could conceivably have spent a million dollars. Pietersen at the time was playing as if he might turn the advantage back England's way, and conceivably even give them a first innings lead. A major Supreme Court decision on the issue conceivably could change a few votes. For now, Hansen has provided all the detail you could possibly want and much more than you could conceivably need. I confess I didn't find it especially exciting, but others conceivably might. A good number seem to think that moving to the inside lane when possible means zooming into any space that might conceivably take a car for a few yards. Golam is now 23, and could conceivably be in racing for the next 20 years. It could conceivably do the same for pictures, but that is a way off. Biological weapons could conceivably wipe out populations over vast areas. I simply want to see another Conservative Government as soon as conceivably possible. The only health hazard from the pyres is the smoke itself, he says, which could conceivably cause problems for asthmatics. Who else can conceivably be held accountable for a decision reached at a meeting chaired by the highest executive authority in the land? Any suggestion that a young actress might conceivably relish the kind of dramas she has experienced lately is met with patient denial. The events at Middle School Number One are beyond anything that most people could ever conceivably experience. By the time I was four I could count to any number a four-year old could conceivably come across and found basic arithmetic easy. Those driving the former cop cars off the lots could conceivably be pulled over and ordered into inspection by real cops. And that, as I may conceivably have mentioned before, is what the whole business of making movies is all about. Thus the southern sweep is possible as Vitter could even conceivably get a majority tomorrow. Is it human nature to push things as far back as conceivably possible, or is it just me? Synonyms possibly, conceivably, feasibly, plausibly, probably, maybe, perhaps, potentially
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