(modifies verb) Opposite of used to emphasize, or express certainty, about a statement or opinion
“She accepted his excuses dubiously but was keenly aware that he might transgress again.”
(modifies adjective) Opposite of to a very large or great degree
“The food was marginally better, but that's not to suggest that the standard was acceptable.”
Opposite of in actual fact, as opposed to what is said or imagined to be true or possible
“The film plausibly suggests that her interpretation is flawed even if they are based on the right ideas.”
Opposite of characterized by a sense of honesty or authenticity
“These organizations are supposedly immune to quackery, pseudoscience, and plain swindles.”
Opposite of almost or just about
“All entries have already been lodged.”
Opposite of probably or almost certainly
Opposite of to an absolute extent or degree
Opposite of in a sincere or genuine way
Opposite of truly, in fact, reality or practice
(informal) Opposite of to a very large or great degree
“Just make sure you are adequately hydrated when running around in this heat.”
Opposite of used to express shock, surprise or skepticism, or to indirectly request confirmation or more information
“I am not surprised. I could foresee this happening from a mile away.”
Opposite of used to express or indicate affirmation or agreement
“No! Not even if my life depended on it.”
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