apaʁamɑ̃
Translation
apparently
Word origin
Formed from the adjective apparent plus the adverbial suffix -ment, from Latin apparere ('to appear, to become visible'). English apparent and appear share the same root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- apparere
- English cognates
- apparent, appear
Examples
, .
Apparently, he has already left town.
, aujourd'hui.
Apparently, the restaurant is closed today.
, .
Apparently, they are no longer together.
, pleuvra .
Apparently, it will rain all day tomorrow.
, ' .
Apparently, you didn't understand what I meant.
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