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presumably
[ pri-zoo-muh-blee ]
adverb
- by assuming reasonably; probably:
Since he is a consistent winner, he is presumably a superior player.
Synonyms: , ,
presumably
/ ɪˈːəɪ /
adverb
- sentence modifier one presumes or supposes that
presumably he won't see you, if you're leaving tomorrow
Word History and Origins
Origin of presumably1
Example Sentences
Though the photo cuts off the top half of the cardigan-clad baby’s face, presumably for privacy reasons, her name can be seen boldly emblazoned — in gold, of course — on her plain white onesie.
None of the quarterbacks left on UCLA’s spring roster have thrown a pass in a college game, and they will presumably be competing with Madden Iamaleava to be the top backup in fall training camp.
Pham then motioned for the heckler to come onto the field, where presumably he would address the spat once and for all, man to man.
That would be backed up by a "robust security guarantee", according to US outlet Axios, presumably backed up by a "coalition of the willing" involving the UK, France but not the US.
However, a study Havenith published last week in Communications Psychology found these altered states of consciousness achieved through high-ventilation breathwork were directly associated with reduced levels of carbon dioxide, presumably as a result of hyperventilation.
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