Synonyms for conceivably
con·ceiv·ab·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. conceivablyadverb

   within the realm of possibility

   "the weather may conceivably change"

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1. List of paraphrases for "conceivably":

   possibly

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1. Joshua Geltzer:

   This was a top priority from the early days of ISIS gaining the type of territorial safe haven in particular, there was recognition that safe havens for terrorist groups can mean terrorist plots that extend — not just into the region — but to Europe and conceivably into the United States.

2. John Hultquist:

   They were in some very sensitive areas of airport networks where they could conceivably cause serious disruption.

3. David Tulk:

   The risk is still that the bank could conceivably cut in the event that the shocks that we're looking at prove to be bigger than what we currently estimate.

4. David Johnson:

   AMLO has working majorities in Mexicos legislature, so he could conceivably move forward with this, i suspect, however, that should this get legislative legs, the market would punish the peso in such a way that it would prove very costly.

5. Former Vice President Dick Cheney:

   We used to have, when we were there -- it wasn't quite as up-to-date as it is today in terms of technology, but we had a basket outside the door to the Situation Room where any electronic gear had to go in that basket: a cell phone, a pager or whatever it might be, you didn't take it into the room, because it could conceivably be reversed engineered, or in some fashion, threaten security.