Maybe and Presumably

Maybe

Maybe adverb - It is possible.
Usage example: maybe we can make it to the concert, if we hurry
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Presumably and maybe are semantically related in perhaps topic. In some cases you can use "Presumably" instead an adverb "Maybe".

Presumably

Presumably adverb - To all outward appearances.
Usage example: presumably he's going on the trip for business reasons, but we have our doubts

Maybe and presumably are semantically related in perhaps topic. You can use "Maybe" instead an adverb "Presumably".

Both words in one sentence

  • Presumably the idea comes from the fact that since it's women who carry children, they are somehow more "connected" to them — or perhaps because of Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe.
  • Deadly Gas Presumably, then, the Na'vi need oxygen just like we do; the main difference is that there's probably something in their atmosphere (maybe something inert, similar to carbon dioxide but not as greenhousey?) that is toxic to humans, and the filter masks just take it out.
    Source: Deadly Gas
  • Presumably he had some political policies or something, passed some laws maybe during his tenure as PM.
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