Definition Synonyms
Definition of putatively - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
beliefaccording to belief or assumption
- The artifact is putatively from the 12th century.
2.
acceptancecommonly accepted as such
- He is putatively the best player on the team.
Origin of putatively
Latin, putativus (supposed)
Examples of putatively in a sentence
The document was putatively signed by the king. The theory is putatively correct, but more evidence is needed. The artifact is putatively from the 14th century.
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- French:prétendument, ...
- German:vermutlich, ...
- Italian:presumibilmente, ...
- Spanish:supuestamente, ...
- Portuguese:supostamente, ...
- Chinese:据说, 公认地, ...
- Japanese:仮に, 一般的に認められている, ...
- Arabic:عَلى الأَرْجَح, عُرْفًا, ...
- Hebrew:לְכָאוֹרָה, ...
- Russian:предположительно, общепризнанно, ...
- Ukrainian:ймовірно, ...
- Hindi:अनुमानतः, आम तौर पर माना जाता है कि, ...
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