Mock
Mock adjective - Being such in appearance only and made with or manufactured from usually cheaper materials.
Supposedly and mock are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Supposedly" instead an adjective "Mock".
Supposedly
Supposedly adverb - Believed or reputed to be the case.
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Synonyms for Supposedly
Mock and supposedly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mock" instead an adjective "Supposedly".
Nearby Word: supposed
Both words in one sentence
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The hosts mock both Jeremy Clarkson for his yellowing teeth and Richard Hammond for supposedly getting his teeth whitened.
Source: British Teeth -
Mock Guffin: The book of Inocktek technology from "Death Volley" supposedly contains all the great cultural and technological treasures of the ancient Inocktek people.
- Antiquated Linguistics: In a mock-report of Britain's first science fiction convention, supposedly held in 1882 and featuring Jules Verne as the guest of honour.
Source: Creator / David Langford
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