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supposably

[suh-pohz-uh-blee] / səˈpoʊz ə bli /


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Dictionary.com credits the popularity the third questionable word — "supposably" — to the character of Joey Tribbiani of "Friends," who definitely didn’t invent the term, but may have helped to popularize it in a 1995 episode.

From Fox News

It’s like a cow’s opinion, according to Joey, who also says “supposably.”

From Washington Post

“You said the science elective is supposably really hard. I heard you.”

From Literature

So she was very fussy about her husband's appearance,—his dress and manners and appointments; and insisted upon giving him every accessory of luxury, everything that rich men supposably enjoy.

From Project Gutenberg

Behind the bolt that it controlled lay not only the home of Creed’s childhood, but supposably the home of his children.

From Project Gutenberg