Evidently and Of course

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Evidently adverb - To all outward appearances.

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Of course and evidently are semantically related in surely topic. In some cases you can use "Of course" instead an adverb "Evidently".

Of course adverb - As might be expected.

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Evidently and of course are semantically related in surely topic. Sometimes you can use "Evidently" instead an adverb phrase "Of course".

Greek Mythology: The myth of Hippomenes and Atalanta has this as one of its interpretations, where Atalanta had evidently let Hippomenes beat her (With Aphrodite's help, of course.)

Source: I Let You Win
The curse placed on him by the gods then evidently made it possible for him to consume his entire body, including his own mouth, which of course had to be eaten last.

Source: Autocannibalism
Of course, this is evidently all part of his act, since after taking out the perpetrator, Sherlock kneels down in front of her, caresses her face and asks gently if she's all right.

Source: Series / Sherlock

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