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- We use the word “technically” WAY too much : r . . . - Reddit
technically is just a space filler for most people exactly the same as "literally" and most abused of all by the current generation "unironically" think of "I was unironically about to say that!" the trick to see if it's correct is to ask if you could have been ""ironically" about to say that" or use figuratively for literally
- What does technically mean ? : r EnglishLearning - Reddit
Technically in this case means "it CAN be described as something, but usually isn't described that way" Example 1: "Your answer is technically correct, but not the answer I was expecting " This describes that the person speaking was expecting an answer that is different to the one given, but the one given is still "technically" correct
- Technically True - Reddit
r technicallytrue: Technically True facts Sexual means related to sex homo means the same, anyone that's cisgender is the same sex as their gender, so technically anyone that's cisgender is homosexual, so technically everyone is LGBTQ because all cisgender people are homosexual transgender people are explicitly included
- Technically the Truth - Reddit
r technicallythetruth: For information that is technically true, but far from the expected answer
- Seriously, is cereal a kind of soup? : r NoStupidQuestions - Reddit
It seems that the origins and 'spirit' of the word 'soup' are the same as the word 'sop', as in 'sopping wet' So technically, throughout history, 'soup' was anything that is created with the express purpose of being absorbed by a porous agent, foodstuff or not That's where it gets even deeper- Corn Flakes? Chex? Sure, absorbent Grape Nuts?
- (Serious) are humans fish? : r evolution - Reddit
Technically all tetrapods are part of the monophyletic clade Sarcopterygii They're also part of the monophyletic clade Osteichthyes Most of the other members of those clades would be things we call "fish" So yes, humans are fish So are brontosaurs, mammoths, bats, ostriches, hummingbirds, kangaroos, rhinos, plesiosaurs, anacondas, and even
- ELI5: The difference between words like literally . . . - Reddit
Technically, using the word literally as an emphasizing word (I literally died of embarassment) is in accordance with one definition of the word, but a lot of people will give you shit for using it when not referring to the literal truth (I literally died when I was stabbed 17 times and I'm speaking from beyond the grave)
- What does technically mean here? Has it got anything to do . . . - Reddit
Technically means actually true, according to the strict definitions of the words without figurative meaning Here, he’s responding to someone saying he’s a zillionaire by saying “not technically” because a zillion isn’t a real number, so it is impossible to actually be a zillionaire
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