Evidently: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when something is visible or easily understood from evidence or facts.

• She had evidently already said goodbye to him.
• The cake was evidently handmade, judging by its uneven surface.

Used when something is obvious and not obscured; often emphasizes transparency or a straightforward idea.

• They could see the mountains clearly from their window.
• He clearly explained the rules before they started the game.

Used to emphasize that something is easily noticed or understood, often with a slight negative connotation of being self-evident.

• Obviously, she was not prepared for the presentation.
• The answer was obviously wrong, yet he insisted on it.

Used to indicate that something seems to be true based on what is observed or reported, even if it's not definitively proven.

• Apparently, he didn't get the message.
• The building is apparently abandoned, though no signs are posted.