Definition for Presumably:

• In a presumable manner; by, or according to, presumption.

Synonyms for Presumably:

• adj.

  •reasonable (adjective)
  • credible.

• adv

  •absolutely (adverb)
  • Doubtlessly.
  •probably (adverb)
  • imaginably,
  • one can assume,
  • believably,
  • like enough,
  • as the case may be,
  • as likely as not,
  • practicably.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • presumably.
  •doubtless (adverb)
  • no ifs ands buts,
  • un-equivocally,
  • in disputably,
  • un questionably,
  • un equivocally,
  • un-questionably,
  • in-disputably.
  •doubtlessly (adverb)
  • in-dubitably,
  • in dubitably.
  •probably (adverb)
  • feasibly,
  • possibly,
  • expediently,
  • plausibly,
  • aptly.
  •theoretically (adverb)
  • speculatively,
  • Imaginarily,
  • prophetically,
  • theoretically,
  • suppositionally,
  • hypothetically,
  • Conjecturally,
  • fantastically.

• n.

  •
  • I dare say,
  • it/that depends,
  • perhaps,
  • I would think/imagine/hope etc.,
  • rumor/word/legend has it that,
  • maybe,
  • not that I'm aware of,
  • hum.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • reportedly,
  • reliably.
  •
  • answer for.
  •
  • think.

Paraphrases for Presumably:

• Equivalence

  • Adverb
    probably, supposedly.

• Independent

  • Adverb
    apparently, allegedly, likely, arguably, purportedly, reportedly, obviously, foreseeably, evidently, certainly, surely, undoubtedly, ostensibly, seemingly, conceivably, potentially, doubtless, maybe, theoretically, clearly, admittedly, normally, nominally, tentatively, putatively, reasonably, definitely, roughly, manifestly, hopefully, assumptions.

• Other Related

  • Adverb
    possibly, perhaps.

Antonyms for Presumably:

• adv.

  • likely, reasonably
    unlikely, uncertain, improbably, questionably, doubtfully.
  • Other antonyms:
    unthinkably, unbelievably, implausibly, incredibly, impossibly, inconceivably.

Presumably Sentence Examples:

• Spider Jack presumably was either out, or in bed!

• The three men ashore called out additional instructions, presumably, and followed for a distance down the shore.