evidently

/ˈevɪdəntli/

adverb

  1. in a way that is clear or obvious from the evidence; obviously

    B2

    sentence adverb

    • "He was evidently tired."A2
    • "The company is evidently struggling to attract customers."B1
    • "Evidently, the report had been changed before it was published."C1
  2. used to say that something seems to be true, based on what you can see or know; apparently

    C1

    sentence adverbformal

    • "Evidently, the train has been delayed."B1
    • "She was evidently hoping we would stay for dinner."B2
    • "The medicine was evidently effective, though more tests are needed."C2

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