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presumably

[pri-zoo-muh-blee] / prɪˈzu mə bli /


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Malinin remains a great figure skater, one who presumably will win more titles and add to his story.

From The Wall Street Journal

The objective, per usual, is a fancy ribbon with a gold medal, but presumably there would be a couple of tests along the way.

From The Wall Street Journal

Apollo was geopolitically driven; now the U.S. is presumably more project-driven, toward a permanent, productive and cost-effective presence on the moon.

From The Wall Street Journal

He would presumably say that he just wants to purge “the West” of its toxic self-doubt.

From Salon

With regard to a Hemingway purloining on “Love and Theft”: “Dylan implants only part of the original sentence, while presumably expecting us to cough up the whole.”

From The Wall Street Journal