evidently (Meaning)

Wordnet

evidently (r)

unmistakably (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly')

Webster

In an evident manner; clearly; plainly.

No weak antonyms found.

Evidently, the world is spherical based on observations such as ship disappearances over the horizon.
The book evidently captivated me as I couldn't put it down.
The fashion show evidently embraced diversity by showcasing models from different ethnicities.
Sarah's determination was evident in her relentless efforts towards achieving her goal.
It was evident that the renovation project had breathed new life into the old historic building.
The paintings evidently embodied the artist's emotions, portraying a range of emotions from joy to despair.
Evidently, the scientist's hypothesis was well-supported by the experimental data.
The job applicant evidently possessed the necessary skills and qualifications, as evidenced by their impressive resume.
The conference organizers evidently anticipated a large attendance, considering the number of registered attendees.
It was quite evident that my friend's new diet had resulted in significant weight loss.

unmistakably (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly')In an evident manner; clearly; plainly.

presumably, seemingly,apparently, supposedly, probably, ostensibly, putatively, perhaps, on the surface, maybe

improbably,incredibly, impossibly, incredibly, improbably, impossibly,implausibly, implausibly,

Evidently, the world is spherical based on observations such as ship disappearances over the horizon.

The book evidently captivated me as I couldn't put it down.

The fashion show evidently embraced diversity by showcasing models from different ethnicities.

Sarah's determination was evident in her relentless efforts towards achieving her goal.