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Meanings of hopefully in English

Portuguese
esperançoso

With hope; in a hopeful manner.

esperançoso
Usage of hopefully in English
1
One website said hopefully the government will do this in the future.
Wired
2
I just hope that hopefully, our story helps other groups come together.
Ebony
3
The case itself is quite short, but hopefully there's potential for updates.
The Guardian
4
It's going to come out hopefully well for both countries, Trump said.
News.com.au
5
Good luck with your week and hopefully you all can join forces.
Feminist dot com
6
Arce is generally good value, so hopefully we should see some action.
The Guardian
7
They say their new contender presents new risks, but hopefully more rewards.
News.com.au
8
Whether that plays out come Sunday, hopefully that will be the case.
The South African
9
Prince Urstone would come to rule, hopefully to help any who escaped.
Worldwinder
10
This year will hopefully be the year I can really kick on.
The Guardian
11
The recent bailout will hopefully reinvigorate battered financial, consumer and investor confidence.
The Irish Times
12
So remember: families and friends that video-chat together, stay together -hopefully.
The South African
13
I thought you'd make your escape and leave town, hopefully for good.
Shadow's son
14
Help me find out the truth about Bruce, I said slowly, hopefully.
Through the grinder
15
Questions that need answers… and hopefully we'll get some clarity next week!
Ebony
16
It propels you to ask questions, to explore and, hopefully, to learn.
Feminist dot com
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