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evidently

/ˈev.ɪ.dənt.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «claramente» u «obviamente», usado para indicar que algo es evidente a partir de pruebas u observaciones. A menudo transmite que el hablante considera la afirmación manifiestamente verdadera o fácilmente perceptible.

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adverb

/ˈev.ɪ.dənt.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «claramente» u «obviamente», usado para indicar que algo es evidente a partir de pruebas u observaciones. A menudo transmite que el hablante considera la afirmación manifiestamente verdadera o fácilmente perceptible.

An adverb meaning "clearly" or "obviously," used to indicate that something is apparent based on available evidence or observation. It often conveys that the speaker believes the statement is plainly true or easily seen.

  1. Clearly or obviouslyB2formal

    In a way that is clearly seen or understood; obviously.

    esevidentemente, claramente

    • Evidently, she had been crying before the meeting.
    • The project was evidently a success based on the results.
    • He was evidently upset by the news.

    Sinónimosclearlymanifestlyobviouslypatentlyplainlyvisibly

    Antónimosambiguouslyobscurelyunclearly

  2. Based on evidenceB2formal

    Used to indicate that something appears to be true based on available evidence.

    essegún la evidencia

    • Evidently, the company is planning to expand overseas.
    • The witness was evidently lying under oath.
    • Evidently, the experiment did not produce the expected results.

    Sinónimosapparentlyostensiblypresumablyseemingly

    Antónimosdoubtfullyquestionablyuncertainly

Formas
  • more evidently comparative form
  • most evidently superlative form
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