Is Assumedly a Word?
Taken for Granted; Supposed: an Assumed Increase in Population. As·sum′Ed·ly (Ə-So͞o′Mĭd-Lē) Adv. Is It Assumedly or Assumably? as Adverbs the Difference...
Taken for granted; supposed: an assumed increase in population. as·sum′ed·ly (ə-so͞o′mĭd-lē) adv.
Is it assumedly or Assumably?
As adverbs the difference between assumedly and assumably
is that assumedly is in an assumed manner; presumably while assumably is in an assumable manner.
How do you use assumedly?
assumedly in a sentence
- Assumedly, he does not want to provide extra motivation to LBCC.
- Assumedly, he is Carter on a smaller scale.
- He was never seen since, assumedly executed by the Italian resistance movement.
- Assumedly it was to serve as a representative hall for the SS-Obergruppenf黨rer.
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