Apparently and Assumably

Apparently

Apparently adverb - To all outward appearances.
Usage example: apparently, her husband didn't know the cake was for the raffle, since he helped himself to a piece

Assumably and apparently are semantically related In some cases you can use "Assumably" instead an adverb "Apparently".

Nearby Word: apparent

Assumably

Assumably adverb - By reasonable assumption.

Apparently and assumably are semantically related in likely topic. You can use "Apparently" instead an adverb "Assumably", if it concerns topics such as likely to happen.
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