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Meaning hopefully meaning

What does hopefully mean?

hopefully

— adverb with hope; in a hopeful manner we searched hopefully for a good position — adverb it is hoped hopefully the weather will be fine on Sunday

Synonyms hopefully synonyms

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hopefully English » English

expectantly perhaps maybe next year longingly yearningly year wishfully next expectantanticipatively eagerly anticipative

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How do I use hopefully in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Hopefully we too will go to Beijing.

Hopefully he will be healthy soon.

My new can opener is sturdier than the old one, so hopefully it won't take 2 minutes to get at my beans anymore.

To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive.

Hopefully, you will come back.

Hopefully you won't lie to me any more.

Hopefully they don't delay my flight like the others.

Hopefully, the island is beautiful.

Hopefully the weather will be just like today.

Hopefully, you will not be mad now.

The more mistakes I make in translation, the more I learn, hopefully.

Hopefully, being ridiculous doesn't kill you!

Hopefully we will never forget that we're siblings.

Hopefully the summer will come soon!

That was just sentence number one thousand, which is now in the database, which hopefully is often and well backed up.

Hopefully, everything will turn out all right.

Hopefully, we'll arrive tomorrow.

Hopefully, things are well with you.

Hopefully, that'll change.

Hopefully, that won't happen.

Hopefully, Tom will change his mind.

Hopefully, it won't happen again.

Hopefully, we'll win.

Movie subtitles

Hopefully he's done us all a favor and gone and pushed the button to get out of here.

Hopefully that means snow.

He's up at Smiths Bay, hopefully verifying a couple of things.

Well, not full, but hopefully well enough to keep up with Pistachio on the course tonight.

Well, hopefully not, but in any case, we're gonna fill my house to capacity.

Hopefully not, once I get my numbers up.

Hopefully, I can get him to come back to table.

Dear Maria, I go with Dr. Johannes to attempt the north face because it leaves me no peace I want to prove that I can achieve something, too Don't be angry, we'll be back this evening and hopefully we'll stay alone after that.

Hopefully, Mr. Verloc back.

With the coming of the Second World War many eyes in imprisoned Europe turned hopefully or desperately toward the freedom of the Americas.

Hopefully we can return tomorrow.

Hopefully at a safe place.

Which we hopefully can use as a exit.

Hopefully your fireworks are as good as your wine.

Hopefully that's enough.

And may I not add further that my government looks forward hopefully to continued friendship with its neighbors, the tribes of Suristan.

Hopefully he'll stay there and sleep deeply.

Hopefully these thingies are still there.

Hopefully nothing will happen to those two. What is this?

Too early. -Hopefully Jean keeps mum!

Well - hopefully.

Hopefully we don't have friends like this at our school.

Hopefully I can get this jalopy going.

I have it all behind me, hopefully!

Hopefully she was only hit by a bike, not a car.

To the habour, hopefully everything turns out fine.

It was on top. And now hopefully at the bottom.

Too early. -Hopefully Jean keeps mum! How will we get out of here?

I believe in fighting, yes. but fighting with an orderly mind, hopefully.

With the coming of the Second World War many eyes in imprisoned Europe turned hopefully, or desperately toward the freedom of the Americas.

Hopefully.

Hopefully the idiot is punctual.

Hopefully I'll have time to see what's coming. At least he won't be with her in the country.

If it came between me dying or the town dying. well, hopefully no one needs to die, death is ugly.

Hopefully, our bad deeds won't exceed 75g.

Hopefully when you're not in such a hurry.

News and current affairs

For the emergence of this vast and growing pool of state-controlled funds may have implications more far-reaching, and certainly more politically sensitive, than the hopefully temporary distress caused by the subprime crisis.

Remittances from the Gulf States will suffer and its outsourcing business will languish, but hopefully infrastructure investments, of which India has a great backlog, will continue apace.

Hopefully, the leaders of the world recognize that it is in their own enlightened self-interest to come to the rescue of the developing world.

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