Could be
Presumably and could be are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Presumably" instead an adverb phrase "Could be".
Presumably
Presumably adverb - To all outward appearances.
Could be and presumably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Could be" instead an adverb "Presumably".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- likely and could be
- likely and presumably
- apparently and could be
- apparently and presumably
- supposedly and could be
- supposedly and presumably
- credible and could be
- credible and presumably
- probably and could be
- probably and presumably
- doubtless and could be
- doubtless and presumably
- possibly and could be
- possibly and presumably
Both terms in one sentence
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It could be justified in Kimber's case that she's presumably under the California age limit for drinking alcohol however Stormer stands out as she's presumably in her twenties.
Source: Frothy Mugs of Water -
Subverted in that this only applied on the microphone and due to him apparently not knowing/speaking much English, as Rusev could be seen often shouting presumably in Bulgarian away from the mic.
Source: Wrestling / Rusev and Lana -
They work for up to two occupants and presumably have versions for all of the species that could be crewing their ships.
Source: Zero-G Spot
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