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Meanings of apparently in English

Portuguese
claramente
Spanish
claro

Unmistakably (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly')

claramente
Portuguese
aparentemente
Spanish
ostensiblemente

From appearances alone.

aparentemente
Usage of apparently in English
1
He had written Bernard-withoutresult, apparently-tohave him come see the work.
Blood music
2
Hence the decision, apparently taken with great reluctance, to exit the market.
The Irish Times
3
The Spanish government apparently thinks so too, though for rather different reasons.
The Irish Times
4
He said, News travels quickly, especially when it is apparently beyond belief.
Foundation and Empire
5
No scientist working with chimeras apparently wishes to create such nightmarish animals.
Wired
6
They even know what the problem is, though apparently that doesn't help.
The Irish Times
7
This has apparently been given a new impetus by events in Indonesia.
The Irish Times
8
I could understand them no problem, but I apparently spoke too fast.
The South African
9
Mann could not allow himself to accept what apparently had taken place.
Duel
10
The experimental idea apparently worked well in Ireland before the abortion referendum.
Radio NZ
11
I apparently waited too long, however, because they'd already gone horribly bitter.
Wired
12
In apparently eschewing politics, World Trade Center becomes a highly political film.
The Guardian
13
The reference was apparently to fast-growing countries such as China and India.
Reuters
14
Smaller, lower-profile fragments, however, were apparently controlled by currents in the water.
The world without us
15
Witnesses said they heard Guerrido, who was apparently uninjured, calling for help.
Reuters
16
Something had apparently happened to Salander during the winter a year earlier.
The girl who played with fire
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