Theoretically speaking means talking about a situation or concept.
Theoretically every time you toss a coin there is exactly the same likelihood that you will get a head or a tail.... and if ten heads turn up in a row it doesn't change the odds of getting a tail on the eleventh toss.
But, in practice, there is a strong likelihood that the eleventh toss will be another head.
That's because when speaking theoretically, all coins are evenly balanced, and they area always tossed exactly the same way - but we know that in practice, a coin has been knocked and bumped and chipped and worn by the time it gets to us, and so small imperfections affect its balance.
Another "theoretically speaking" concept is that in any country the 'average' family has X people in it.... and yet you could go around the children in a school and ask all of them about their family size and the average could be way off the expected figure... that's because the 'average' family is a theoretical family, one which has no influencing factors on it.... but the children in the school all come from the one part of a town or district and will tend to reflect that area more than the overall national average
In nerd speaking, it means "I'm going to kill you!"
I'm new (here) - it's a girl speaking.
No, but its position depends upon which church you mean.
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The general purpose of speaking is communication.
By increasing peoples interest and understanding in others.
Theoretically speaking, no. However if you believe they do then It's your opinion that they do.
Scientifically speaking there are around 89 chapters in the so called Hunger Games books all together theoretically they get me "excited" if you know what i mean >.<
It's free, and allows you to express you emotions. It's always at the ready (theoretically speaking).
Theoretically speaking communism is an economic system that includes which of the following characteristics?
Theoretically speaking, absolute power. Practically speaking, their power was limited to varying extents by the aristocracy/religion or another traditional authority.
Theoretically speaking, the antonym of the word televise would be receive, or "to receive", since televise generally means to "transmit".
No, you would be instantly crushed by the pressure.
Yes. Er, no. I mean, theoretically it's not necessary for a doctor to be in the same room as a patient in all cases.
Speaking throughout Instant Messenger.
Not really if you are speaking in scientific terms. But my theory about teachers is that if you don't get this report done soon enough, you will be in a lot of trouble with them, theoretically!
Glossophobia - fear of speaking in public