Evidently
In fact
In fact adverb - In reality or actuality.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- positively and evidently
- positively and in fact
- definitely and evidently
- definitely and in fact
- indeed and evidently
- indeed and in fact
- purely and evidently
- purely and in fact
- of course and evidently
- of course and in fact
- certainly and evidently
- certainly and in fact
- considerably and evidently
- considerably and in fact
Both terms in one sentence
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In fact, it's so bad that it's one of the few things that will evidently shock Takeru, thus deemed the greatest crisis by him.
- In fact, the invention of the famous segmented plate lorica segmentata in the late 1st century BC did not make mail obsolete and was actually outlasted by it, challenging the preconception that plate armor is self-evidently superior to mail as protection or technologically more advanced.
Source: Older Than They Think / Other -
Nathan, the guy that writes the lyrics, has lots of problem expressing himself, can barely read and seems to have a severely limited vocabulary when talking (but evidently, not when writing songs), in fact, he didn't speak before the age of 5.
Source: Genius Ditz
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