obviously

/ ˈɒbvɪəslɪ /

adverb

1. in a way that is easy to see or understand; evidently
2. without subtlety
3. sentence modifier it is obvious that; clearly

   obviously not everyone wants a bank account

Example Sentences

Obviously the adaptation's creator Joshua Zetumer and Keefe, an executive producer, land on the side that insists he played a key role in the IRA.

From Salon

“In this era, you have to build a team one year at a time and obviously you’re hoping that you’re not going to have to totally start over every year,” Cronin said.

From Los Angeles Times

“You got to respect Ja’Marr obviously and you got to put your attention on him, because wherever he’s at the field, he can make a play and change the game, but we are in the NFL, and everybody can change the game and make a play,” Chargers cornerback Cam Hart said.

From Los Angeles Times

“We all knew that the Titan was experimental. We were very confident, because obviously there'd been a few dives before that, and it seemed to be working well.”

From BBC

It’s an obviously expensive production — when you follow a highly lauded big-screen classic, even by 50 years, you can’t go cheap — with the touristic exotica that’s characterized every Bond film since “Dr. No” and money spent licensing Radiohead tracks.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• apparently
• certainly
• clearly
• definitely
• evidently
• noticeably
• plainly
• seemingly
• surely
• undoubtedly
• visibly