We have no meanings for "come ostensibly" in our records yet.
1 People come ostensibly to express sympathy, but in reality to ask questions.
2 She had come ostensibly to tell him that everything had been arranged for the sale.
3 Suppose I come ostensibly to see Lady Lashmore?
4 The boy has come ostensibly to pledge his sword into the King's Guard, like some petty lord's son.
5 The first overtures may come ostensibly through Washington, if you will, but they must come in reality from you.
6 He had come ostensibly to meet his master, but really to see the kind of specimen he was bringing to the aristocratic halls of Collingwood.
7 He came ostensibly with a fair message for Mo-sar from the high priest at A-lur.
8 He came ostensibly to vise my passport, a duty usually quite satisfactorily performed by any policeman.
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