Evidently is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVIDENTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an evident manner; clearly; plainly.
ADVERB:
• EVIDENT, clear
• in a way that is clearly seen or understood; obviously
• it would seem that
• used as an affirmative response
• without question
• unmistakably (`plain\' is often used informally for `plainly\')
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in an evident manner; clearly, obviously

Words related to EVIDENTLY

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How to use EVIDENTLY in a sentence

• The old man was very evidently drunk, but there was something in his weeping deeply pitiful for all that.
• Another, at the same moment, evidently not by accident, struck a light, and held it to her.
• A short distance apart from these was one lodge which, though small, seemed of rather superior pretensions, and was evidently pitched with great care.
• Brown began to scramble up, and after he had gained his knees, the old fellow evidently labored under the impression that more work was cut for him.
• She had evidently been reading, but the book was now lying open upon her lap, and her hands were clasped behind her head.
• The passions of the war by this time were evidently cooling.
• The driver was evidently one of his friends, for he stood up on his box, like a man who was to listen, an attentive sentinel, for the least sound.
• Saul was evidently in a haste not usual to such as he, and Trenholme felt a natural desire to sit down to his tea, the cooking of which filled the place with grateful perfume.
• This possibility had evidently not yet occurred to Mrs.
• Yours had evidently been opened, and I think I never received one through the post office which had not been.
• He was evidently horribly wounded, for he held a cloth to his breast which was crimson with his blood.
• She was evidently thinking about him with considerable interest, and it annoyed Stephen that she should look at him at all.
• They looked around as he came in, evidently as much annoyed by his appearance as he had been to find them there.
• He appeared much weaker than before, and evidently drawing nearer to his rest.
• Monkeys evidently understood each other well, understood the gestures of men.
• Evidently he was a Republican recently set in authority.
• Sometimes it is evidently the man who is discoursing, then without a break the writing continues as if God were speaking in the first person.
• He was laughing and sneering with Bushby, and evidently intended to make minced meat of Berry.
• Nearest to the table sat a grey-haired woman dressed in black, evidently the mother of a young, consumptive-looking fellow, in the same kind of jacket.
• Evidently these portions of the territory of Kazounde were little frequented by the natives.
• She was nervous and abashed, but evidently dangerous.
• There is, however, evidently a great deal of water running here occasionally, as the bed of the river was six or seven hundred yards wide, with two or three channels.
• Evidently a group of men had come out on the lawn to smoke.
• I should like to have reasoned with them, for they evidently thought they were hidden, while, in fact, they were wriggling upside down, full in view.
• He led them into a room, evidently his study, where a cheerful wood fire blazed.
• The Chief seemed willing to deal fairly, but evidently had little authority over his lazy people.
• The ancient maiden, evidently the head of the family, settled herself devoutly, and the young one stole off by herself to one of the old carved seats back of the choir.

Similar words containing EVIDENT without suffix ly

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