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Term: Assumably

Description:

Assumably is an adverb that is used to indicate something that is presumed or believed to be true based on assumptions or suppositions.

Possible Related Products:

• Books on Assumptions
• Books on Critical Thinking

Examples:

Sense: Presumed to be true

Example Sentence 1:

She left the meeting early, assumably because she had another appointment.

Example Sentence 2:

They told me the document was assumably lost during the transit.

Sense: Based on assumptions

Example Sentence 1:

The researchers assumably concluded that their hypothesis was correct.

Example Sentence 2:

Assumably, the team leader was responsible for the project's failure.

Sense: Generally believed to be true

Example Sentence 1:

The movie, assumably, is going to be a box office hit based on early reviews.

Example Sentence 2:

The assumably great weather attracted many tourists to the beach.