In a manner
Seemingly and in a manner are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seemingly" instead an adverb phrase "In a manner".
Seemingly
Seemingly adverb - From appearances alone.
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Synonyms for Seemingly
In a manner and seemingly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In a manner" instead an adverb "Seemingly".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- likely and in a manner
- likely and seemingly
- reasonably and in a manner
- reasonably and seemingly
- apparently and in a manner
- apparently and seemingly
- supposedly and in a manner
- supposedly and seemingly
- credible and in a manner
- credible and seemingly
- probably and in a manner
- probably and seemingly
- doubtless and in a manner
- doubtless and seemingly
Both terms in one sentence
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Hitagi, especially, is seemingly incapable of speaking in a manner other than this.
Source: Light Novel / Bakemonogatari - Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers has Michael's young niece Jamie Lloyd seemingly inherit whatever evil drove him to kill, as at the end of the film she stabs her stepmother with a pair of scissors in a manner almost identical to how Michael killed his sister Judith in the original film.
Source: Aborted Arc -
Flora isn't mentioned at all in the first third or so of the storyline, and when you finally do encounter her, Layton seemingly sidelines her in a manner that suggests the developers didn't want to have to deal with her in this game.
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