Almost certainly and Supposedly

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Supposedly and almost certainly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Supposedly" instead an adverb phrase "Almost certainly".

Supposedly

Supposedly adverb - Believed or reputed to be the case.
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Almost certainly and supposedly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Almost certainly" instead an adverb "Supposedly".

Nearby Word: supposed

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  • Never Found the Body The sixth season of 24 ends with two baddies - Grechenko and Philip Bauer - supposedly dead, but as their bodies are never actually recovered (and Philip may well have the indestructible Bauer gene), they will almost certainly return in future seasons.
  • God Emperor Funnily enough, unlike other examples he specifically said he wasn't a godnote past tense is crucial; he's almost certainly a god now and wanted to create a society of Flat Earth Atheists (supposedly to starve the Chaos gods of their required sustenance).
    Source: God Emperor
  • Arguably speaking about the toxic saliva, aside from the bacteria, Varanus komodoensis supposedly possess a mild venom, though shock, blood loss and outside infection of the prey's wounds are almost certainly far more important factors than venom might be in the process of prey capture.
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