Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Apparently"

A: looks like it, seems like it.

It's like when we are not sure of something, but there are indications of it.

A: It means something like "supposedly" or "seemingly". It means that as far as someone can tell, this seems to be the situation

A: As far as one knows or can see, it seems that, it appears, by all accounts, hope that helps.

A: "it seems to be this way, but I'm not sure"

for example

"Apparently they are buying us lunch today? Did you hear about that?"

A: To seem

A: I thought she liked me, but apparently she doesn't.
The problem was apparently caused by the engine.
Apparently five dollars won't be enough to buy lunch.

You use 'apparently' if something seems true, but you're not sure.

A: Apparently means that you believe it is true, based off of other people's opinions, or based off of your own observations.

For example, if four of your friends tell you that they're going to the beach, there is 90% chance that they will go to the beach. So you can say:

Apparently my friends are going to the beach.

If you notice a lot of people wearing pink dresses, you can say:

Apparently, pink dresses is the new fashion trend

A: Apparently, the show was canceled.
I ate four apples which apparently is too much for some people.
Apparently the sky is blue but it’s gray to me.

A: Well, apparently you didn't get my message.
She/He apparently went to the store.
There aren't many daily expressions with the word apparently. You really only use it when you are doubting something, really.

A: Apparently, he didn’t finish.
Apparently she is wrong.
I did, but apparently it was missing.
Did you know that apparently it’s his fault?

I hope this helps.

A: They all have the same meaning :)

A: Obviously is when you already knew it was that and it's not surprising while apparently is when you didn't expect a certain outcome

A: Apparently is something you have found out and it's new for example:
Apparently this meal contains eggs.

And obviously is something that is widely known
For example:
Obviously the sky is blue

A: 意味は同じだとおもうけど、なんか情報を聞いて伝えたら、aparentlyは言えるが、seemはいえないです。Seemは自分がみておもったことです。なんかを自分でみて分かったらapparentlyをいえます。

彼女が先生になったと聞いたら、
She is apparently a teacher now.

彼女が先生になって、会いに行ったらうまくいっているなともった
She became a teacher so I went to see her and it seems its going well.

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A: apparently = it looks like ~; from what I can see, ~
probably = it is very likely that ~

The dog apparently ate the birthday cake. = it looks like the dog ate the birthday cake; I can see frosting on the dog's fur and paw marks on the table

The dog probably ate the birthday cake. = it's very likely that the dog ate the birthday cake; I know that the dog does these kinds of things

"Apparently" is based on things you can see. "Probably" is based on things that you know or reasoned.

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A: apperently

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A: A slightly sharper delivery would be better but we’ve been through that already. Beautifully enunciated.
“Leaves on the line” is a great excuse for train delays at this time of the year, particularly when there’s rain too.

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A: 1. Apparently she called me yesterday but it went straight to voicemail.

2. Apparently Trump will make America great again 🤧🤮

3. Did you know that, apparently, BTS are working on a new album

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