Synonyms for presumably
pre·sum·ab·ly

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1. presumablyadverb

   Able to be sensibly presumed.

   Presumably, he will attend the opening

   Synonyms:
   presumptively

Princeton's WordNetRate this synonym:5.0 / 1 vote

1. presumably, presumptivelyadverb

   by reasonable assumption

   "presumably, he missed the train"

   Synonyms:
   presumptively

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1. List of paraphrases for "presumably":

   probably, likely, supposedly, allegedly, possibly, perhaps, apparently

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1. Dave Raymond:

   While these companies, generally speaking, think these state initiatives are grossly unfair, they are not going to presumably risk their standing in those states by getting involved in these projects.

2. Nils Rauer:

   The court was right in assessing whether Fashion ID had an interest in collaborating with Facebook by way of embedding the 'Like' Button, personally, I do not think that companies will turn away from embedding 'Like' buttons due to the judgment. Presumably, they will pay more attention to the embedding process, by way of obtaining dedicated data privacy advice.

3. Peter Lenz:

   They build advertising information out of data, more data for them presumably means more profit.

4. David Harsanyi:

   This week alone, four big scoops were run by major news organizations — written by top reporters and presumably churned through layers of scrupulous editing — that turned out to be completely wrong: Reuters, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, and others reported that the special counsel’s office had subpoenaed Donald Trump’s records from Deutsche Bank. They weren’t, aBC reported that Trump had directed Michael Flynn to make contact with Russian officials before the election. He didn’t (as far as we know). The New York Times ran a story that showed K.T. McFarland had acknowledged collusion. She didn’t. Then CNN topped off the week by falsely reporting that the Trump campaign had been offered access to hacked Democratic National Committee emails before they were published.

5. Robert Kuttner:

   In terms of sheer experience, Brainard has punched all the tickets. It would be hard to imagine a more mainstream background, for the Wall Street allies of the Biden campaign, Brainard is ideal. As a career scholar and public official, she would presumably be less of a lightning rod for progressive critics than a Wall Street figure.