/eβiðenteˈmente/
Translation
evidently, obviously
Word origin
From evidente ('evident') plus the adverb-forming suffix -mente, ultimately from Latin evidens, from ex- plus videre ('to see').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- evidens
- English cognates
- evidently, evidence
Examples
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He evidently hadn't read the book.
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She was evidently tired after the journey.
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Obviously, someone took the keys.
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Will you come to the party? Obviously, yes.
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The plan was evidently too ambitious.
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