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apparently English
Meaning apparently meaning
What does apparently mean?
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apparently
apparently
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Topics apparently topics
What do people use apparently to talk about?
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What words indicate that something seems to be happening, or something seems to be true?
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What words indicate that you heard what you are saying from someone else?
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Apparently, they're dead.
My conscience is clear but yours is apparently not.
Tom apparently misused his position.
An apparently small event may lead to a great result.
She is apparently an honest woman.
He is not coming, apparently.
A gift of cheesecake is apparently good to soothe discord.
Apparently, the bus is late.
Apparently his father died abroad.
The lake was ringed by a fence, apparently for health and safety reasons.
Apparently, Tom's death was a suicide.
Apparently, Tom was late because there was a traffic jam on Rt. 19.
Apparently, Tom was already famous before he released that album.
Tom apparently didn't do what he said he would do.
Apparently my bare feet bothered him more than anything else.
Apparently he wanted to distract her.
This all worked reasonably well inside my own head but at the time I was only four, an age at which apparently I wasn't even speaking yet except to express basic needs.
Apparently in this library are precious books that money can't buy.
Apparently the wound itself only needs a few stitches.
Apparently, the murder happened in a locked room.
Apparently, Tom has been cheating on his wife.
Tom apparently didn't want to go to Mary and John's wedding.
Apparently some people need my blood more than I do.
He apparently dates a Japanese girl called Tatoeba.
Apparently, he knew everything about me.
Movie subtitles
After Zero appeared, other groups apparently became more hard-working.
Apparently on lack of evidence.
People weren't taking too kindly me being at camp 'cause apparently I stole food from the shed and then burned it down.
Didn't work, apparently, so he came home to die.
The attack was massive, apparently.
In the coffin, apparently it was hard to tell.
The cancer apparently affected the hippocampus, but the human brain is remarkable.
In Thailand they were apparently able to remove a large part of the cancer, but apparently not enough.
Apparently? Excuse me?
Men have been buying contraception from the barber's for years, apparently.
Confidentiality is paramount, apparently.
Apparently they're bound for Panama.
Apparently her mother was the only reason we were together in the first place.
Apparently on lack of evidence. Well, it looks like he was thoroughly investigated, thanks to that incident with Zero.
I can't even begin to guess how it was made, but this thing serves as some sort of antenna for receiving thought-waves from The Blessed and apparently can control machines.
Apparently this fellow really does know all about us.
The Emperor is aware and apparently doesn't think it's much of a problem, but that element has put our plan at significant risk.
Your conscience, apparently, is not going to be disturbed this time.
Apparently not. Don't you know where it is?
Apparently it was not good.
MGM apparently turned it down in 1931 because of potential technical obstacles.
The two apparently got along well.
Apparently, in creative areas, it was difficult for Whale to delegate.
You've apparently forgotten our conversation.
This seems to be my own likeness. Jip, apparently, has walked over it.
Apparently. They're all open at the Metford case.
Apparently you do not know who I am.
THERE'S BEEN SOME SORT OF A ROBBERY, APPARENTLY.
Apparently not.
On the other hand he will look at me with a kind of thick, myopic expression. And although he is apparently listening intently.. And his eyes are wide open.
Apparently my reward for a misspent life is not to be a peaceful death in bed!
I've seen him go an evening, apparently having nothing to drink. and all of a sudden, fall flat on his puss.
And apparently he didn't do it and so you said it the whole night through.
I know a little about him. Apparently very nice. Certainly different from the rest of the men you meet out in this country.
Apparently any mother, even a bad one, is better than none.
Apparently the little cherub has heard or seen something.
Apparently, nothing did.
Apparently, Mrs. De Winter broke the cupid herself and forgot to say anything about it.
News and current affairs
The Sudairis, it seems, have apparently left their half brother alone to twist in the wind. Abdullah's proposal could weaken his position domestically, particularly in relation to the country's powerful Islamists.
Chaos theory in mathematics explains such dependency on remote and seemingly trivial initial conditions, and explains why even the extrapolation of apparently precise planetary motion becomes impossible when taken far enough into the future.
Summoned back to Bucharest two days later, Stanculescu apparently had second thoughts about his loyalty to the dictator.
The deniers range from second-rate historians like David Irving to apparently popular politicians like Iran's recently elected president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Or consider combinations of problems, such as these chemical infectors mixing with airborne pollens, and apparently pushing up incidences of asthma.
Ivanov, however, apparently intervened not because he feared a miscarriage of justice, but because the Kremlin hierarchy recognized that a verdict exonerating Budanov would leave the army itself vulnerable.
Apparently, many Palestinian Arabs, and much of the Arab world, continue to think that they can do better than a two-state solution.
Then again, many apparently sophisticated analysts may simply be in a state of psychological denial.
Yet Bush apparently did not know of these concerns, even days after the hurricane destroyed the levees and flooded the city.
Although Medvedev and Putin have apparently adopted a viable power-sharing arrangement, Russia's stunted political institutions lack the capacity to root out corruption and other inefficiencies.
For example, like much of the country, Gansu Province, at China's geographical center, is grappling with structural and social problems that range from the daunting to the apparently insuperable.
Companies apparently recognize this.
The consumption-based economy, to which the capitalist West had apparently succumbed, was written off as a paper tiger.
Apparently, he believes that the chance of killing an important terrorist leader is sufficient justification for firing a missile that will almost certainly kill innocent human beings.
They would introduce Soviet communism into the US - just like what apparently exists in Canada and Britain, with their state-sponsored health systems.
NEW HAVEN - Apparently, policymakers at the Federal Reserve are having second thoughts about the wisdom of open-ended quantitative easing (QE).
Decades-old, apparently immovable autocracies are finding their hold on power unhinged; change is invading their static environs.
China's leaders apparently worry that Western-style investigative journalism inside China could trigger just such a crisis.
That, apparently, happens only in the United States.
Apparently, 23 copies of the book were sold in the United Kingdom.
British law firms that have apparently made a lot of money representing libel plaintiffs from around the world impeded adoption of the new law through intense lobbying.
NEW HAVEN - With much of the global economy apparently trapped in a long and painful austerity-induced slump, it is time to admit that the trap is entirely of our own making.
China's government has apparently begun to appreciate the limitations of cover-ups and stonewalling, and perhaps also the merits of allowing some room for free speech.
But appeasement of China for commercial gain apparently is not considered morally repellent.
The US and South Korea should, according to Chinese officials, discontinue holding joint naval exercises there, apparently out of respect for China's new power.
Li, an avid reader of world history and literature, has apparently not taken to heart the lesson that so many Chinese have learned, through great personal tragedies, since 1949.
Sudan bore the brunt of US retaliation, when President Bill Clinton ordered the bombing of an apparently harmless pharmaceutical factory near Khartoum as retaliation for an Osama bin Laden sponsored terrorist attack.