evidently
/ˈɛvɪdəntli/
adverb
- Used to say that something is obvious based on the evidence or facts available.
- She was evidently upset about the news, though she tried to smile.
- Evidently, the team had practiced hard because they played perfectly.
- The flowers were evidently watered regularly, as they looked healthy and bright.
- Used to express that something appears to be true based on what one has seen or heard (often implying uncertainty or indirect knowledge).
- Evidently, the meeting was canceled because no one showed up.
- The store was evidently closed for the holiday, so we went somewhere else.
- He evidently forgot about our appointment, since he didn't answer his phone.
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