Evidently

/ˈɛvɪdəntli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

Clearly; without a doubt; evidently.

Evidently, the meeting was canceled since no one showed up.

Based on what is clear or known.

She didn’t prepare for the exam, and evidently, it showed in her results.

Clearly visible or obvious.

The sky was evidently darkening, signaling an approaching storm.

To indicate that something is clear from the evidence.

Evidently, he has a talent for cooking, given how everyone raved about his meal.

From Latin 'evidens', meaning 'clear, evident'.

evidently so

Clearly true or obvious.

evidently clear

Clearly understood or recognized.

evidence

The available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.

evident

Plain or obvious; clearly seen or understood.

Clearly, no doubt about it.

You’re evidently not paying attention if you missed that.

It’s obvious.

Evidently, everyone knows she’s the best at this.