/e.vi.da.mɑ̃/
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Translation
obviously, of course
Word origin
From the adjective evident plus the adverbial suffix -ment. Evident is from Latin evidens ('clear, obvious'), from ex- ('out') and videre ('to see'); -ment is from Latin mente ('with a mind').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- evidens + mente
- English cognates
- evident, evidence, vision
Examples
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Obviously, I want to come with you.
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He has obviously forgotten our meeting.
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Of course, we didn't have enough money.
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She is obviously tired after the trip.
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Obviously, you are right as always.
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