apparently

UK /əˈpæɹ.ənt.liː/ US /əˈpæɹ.ənt.li/
adv 4

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ADJ.

against, criminal, deceiving, flat, friendly, good, healthy, honest

The elderly man was apparently deceiving everyone about his true identity all along.

VERB + APPARENTLY

coming, record

The new software update was apparently coming next week, but nobody knows for sure yet.

APPARENTLY + NOUN

adulteries, anti-virus, cancellation, event, ipod, library, nano, people

She lost her job over apparently false adulteries that were printed in the tabloids.

PREP.

in, off

She apparently came off worse in the accident, but the doctors said she was going to be fine.

ADV.

palpably, really, seriously

She was apparently really upset about missing the flight yesterday.

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