Asymptoticky
Asymptoticky is a term used in mathematical and theoretical contexts to describe properties or relationships that hold in the limit, typically as an argument grows without bound or approaches a boundary value. The word derives from asymptotic, with the suffix -icky forming an adverb in several Slavic languages, where it is used to mean “in an asymptotic sense.” In English-language texts the corresponding form is asymptotically.
In practice, something described as asymptoticky is concerned with leading-order behavior while lower-order terms are neglected
Common manifestations include statements such as f(n) is asymptoticky equal to g(n) as n → ∞, or f(n)
Examples often cited include the asymptotic growth p_n ~ n log n of the nth prime, or sqrt(n^2
See also: asymptotics, asymptotic notation, asymptotic equivalence.