Presumably

/prɪˈzjuːməbli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

Used to convey that what is stated is assumed to be true based on available evidence.

Presumably, he left early to avoid the traffic.

Indicating that something is likely or expected based on logical reasoning.

The meeting was canceled, so presumably, we have to reschedule.

A term used when something is taken for granted as being the case.

They were, presumably, unaware of the consequences of their actions.

Used when something is assumed or believed to be true but not confirmed.

She was, presumably, the one who made the arrangements for the party.

Indicating the logical deduction of a situation or person's actions.

He didn’t show up, so presumably, he must be feeling unwell.

From the word 'presume' and the adverbial suffix '-ably'.

presumably so

It is likely or assumed that this is the case.

presumably not

It is likely or assumed that this is not the case.

presumably speaking

Speaking as if something is presumed to be true.

presume

To take for granted or assume based on reasonable evidence.

assume

To take something as true without proof.

suppose

To assume something as a premise for argument or reasoning.

Kinda likely

That’s kinda likely to happen, right?

Most probably

She’s most probably going to win the contest.