Clearly and Probably

Clearly

Clearly adverb - Without any question.
Usage example: your grandmother clearly needs to get her finances organized before she gets into further trouble

Probably and clearly are semantically related in obviously topic. In some cases you can use "Probably" instead an adverb "Clearly".

Nearby Words: clear, clearness

Probably

Probably adverb - By reasonable assumption.
Usage example: we would probably win that bet

Clearly and probably are semantically related in obviously topic. Sometimes you can use "Clearly" instead an adverb "Probably".

Nearby Words: probable, probability

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / Vinyl In the court of law, they can probably get self-defense and argue that Rogers was clearly drugged out of his mind as an autopsy will clearly reveal, but they dump his body instead.
  • Also very probably because he was very clearly not a psychopath like him, and Azula equally clearly was.
  • Series / Call the Midwife The name on the box is very clearly Durex, which is still the UK's market leader in real life; it's actually genericised in much the same way Trojans are in the US, which is probably why it got past the BBC's ban on Product Placement.
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