Could be and Evidently

Could be

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Evidently and could be are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Evidently" instead an adverb phrase "Could be".

Evidently

Evidently adverb - To all outward appearances.

Could be and evidently are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Could be" instead an adverb "Evidently".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Since Bujold evidently keeps abreast of real biotech research, she must know that these things are different in twins and therefore, presumably, in clones; but it would ruin the plot if he could be identified so easily.
    Source: Cloning Blues
  • Evidently the aliens never developed the concept of music during their history, and were amazed to discover that simple harmonic arrangements of sound and beat could be so pleasing.
  • The writers evidently noticed how narmy Zuko and Katara could be.
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