adverb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
decide
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She had evidently decided that things were going to be all right.
find
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On the other hand, Minter had evidently found no skeleton in his cupboard, for all his efforts to do so.
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The latter, which evidently find themselves at home almost everywhere, are appropriately called cosmopolitan species.
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There it evidently found another food supply, animating the material in its excitement as though it were a restless human hand.
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He evidently found the new idiom interestingly problematic, but not attractive enough to compel his full attention.
think
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The poet Alan Dixon evidently thinks the same.
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The enemy evidently thought General McClellan still occupied the house....
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Evidently , the two of them have gotten back together.
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Amelio evidently liked what he saw during Carey's concert.
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The man outside was evidently a visitor.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Even I can see the solution, as evidently can Lestrade.
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Far from being popular, Hatton had evidently had a host of enemies.
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She knew that, and Charles knew that, but the public were evidently beginning to think otherwise.
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She was also flushed and evidently in a state of unrest, which made him feel chivalrous and sympathetic.
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The attacking force had evidently been spread very thin since altogether there were fewer than 20 planes reported.
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Their contracts evidently having run out, the distinctive enamelled iron advertisements were removed from the ex-Croydon cars in 1942.
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This was evidently the quad devoted to the science faculty.