Apparently
Apparently adverb - To all outward appearances.
By any means and apparently are semantically related. In some cases you can use "By any means" instead an adverb "Apparently".
Nearby Word: apparent
By any means
By any means adverb - In any way necessary.
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Synonyms for By any means
Apparently and by any means are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Apparently" instead an adverb phrase "By any means".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- likely and apparently
- likely and by any means
- supposedly and apparently
- supposedly and by any means
- perceptibly and apparently
- perceptibly and by any means
- presumably and apparently
- presumably and by any means
- probably and apparently
- probably and by any means
- doubtless and apparently
- doubtless and by any means
- possibly and apparently
- possibly and by any means
Both terms in one sentence
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At least he did when he was in The Shield, where justice apparently meant "Ruin the show for the faces by any means necessary." To be fair, given that this is Ambrose we're talking about, it's not hard to believe that this is how his inner sense of morality works.
Source: Wrestling / Dean Ambrose - Apparently Baldr tried to kill him and Loki killed him in self-defense; which caused Odin the All-Father to go insane and try to punish Loki by any means imaginable; even if it means trying to destroy the world in Ragnarok and blame it on him.
Source: Satan Is Good
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