apparently in English: Used when something seems to be true, or when you heard it from someone else and are not sure. (adverb)

Translation

Used when something seems to be true, or when you heard it from someone else and are not sure.

Word origin

From apparent plus the adverb ending -ly; apparent came from Latin apparere, meaning to appear.

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"Apparently" shows you heard this, but you did not check it.

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Here "apparently" means it seems to be true.

Spain, .

"Apparently" at the end shows a little surprise at the news.

seem

To look or feel like something is true, even if you are not sure.

maybe

It could be true or could happen, but you are not sure; perhaps.

probably

Almost certainly, but not for sure.

clear

Easy to see, hear, or understand; with nothing in the way.

look

To turn your eyes towards something so you can see it.

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