adverb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
mean
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This presumably means that leave must be sought to file a supplementary statement where any time limit for filing evidence has expired.
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But to provide highlights without at least some explanation is equally so, since they are presumably meant to serve as introductions.
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Since it presumably means we will not for some time to come be seeing her again stretched horizontal on a sun lounger.
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That presumably meant that she wouldn't feel it when her grip slipped.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Presumably he's going to come back and get this stuff.
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In the center of the photo is a tall, well-dressed woman - presumably the firm's boss.
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Several of the villagers disappeared, presumably killed by enemy soldiers.
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The audience hears the word so many times during the play that presumably they learn what it means if they didn't already know.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Both were presumably tenants as Charles Ballinger still owned the mill up to the 1850s.
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Few women, presumably , would want to return to the assumptions on which the old system was based.
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If the cap fitted Irving, presumably he could wear it.
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In the discussion below, the obstacles are located within the occupation where presumably sociologists can solve them.
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Others that he signed presumably took less thought.
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The society that built Newgrange presumably used it for hundreds of years.
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This presumably involved the slitting of rolled plates into bars, these being converted into nail-rods.