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liso y llano Portuguese
claramente Spanish
claro Unmistakably (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly')
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Examples for "apparently"
Examples for "apparently"
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He had written Bernard-withoutresult, apparently-tohave him come see the work.
2
Hence the decision, apparently taken with great reluctance, to exit the market.
3
The Spanish government apparently thinks so too, though for rather different reasons.
4
He said, News travels quickly, especially when it is apparently beyond belief.
5
No scientist working with chimeras apparently wishes to create such nightmarish animals.
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Self-evidently, the Labour party is a long way from any political recovery.
2
The daily bulletins became more significant; the crisis was evidently at hand.
3
Kept on sniffing all the time; evidently recently caught an infernal cold.
4
Shocked, she evidently understood what had been said, repeating in broken Russian:
5
The Taliban leadership has evidently decided it wants to talk peace terms.
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We've come a long way obviously since the Armagh match last year.
2
The State television service obviously considers violence to be essential Christmas viewing.
3
This is obviously an important part of any democratic society, she said.
4
Thanks for your note to Feminist.com-andyour project sounds great-andobviously necessary.
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And obviously our robust Angela proves there was no serious health risk.
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The new grave showed plainly out in the green field near by.
2
The landscape was plainly visible in the light of the rising moon.
3
The manner of holding the broom is plainly shown in the sketch.
4
The noise of the approaching horse was plainly audible in the room.
5
Both men headed home last night, plainly exhausted by their longest week.
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It is bereft of new ideas and is manifestly failing in government.
2
President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle manifestly had a good time.
3
The matter manifestly belonged to the central rather than the individual governments.
4
The letter was manifestly written after the result of the Taylor trial:
5
In the first place, Otto, manifestly, was a prisoner in the lodge.
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He couldn't see any point in shilly-shallying over what was patently true.
2
They alienate their fans, yet take years to fire patently incompetent employees.
3
It was outrageous, patently irresponsible, and legally indefensible if it didn't work.
4
It is a matter of faith, even when it is patently absurd.
5
Plutt was patently surprised by the counterdemand, and just as obviously unhappy.
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The Government is poised to introduce plain packaging legislation for tobacco products.
2
The plain-clothes special agents protect the President, First Family, Vice-President and family.
3
Buy a relatively plain good quality one and it will last years.
4
The answer to your question is just a plain I don't know.
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It's a crucial part of building a good business, plain and simple.
6
The government has yet to make a final decision on plain packaging.
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The Government has agreed in principle to introduce plain packaging for cigarettes.
8
Bowl; crenate marginal band and square central figure internally; external surface plain.
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Political courage, plain speaking and determined campaigning have been in short supply.
10
The food was plain but adequate; not rationed exactly, but carefully controlled.
11
He had fallen in love; that was the plain upshot of it.
12
In elegant phraseology they are providences; in plain language they are milch-cows.
13
Within hours, Rung said, she was being followed by plain-clothes police officers.
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The carriages had driven home; the road and the plain were empty.
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The crumpled plain rose a thousand feet and higher above the sea.
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The British government finished a four-month consultation on plain packaging last week.
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