APPARENTLY NOT

Definition: Used to express skepticism or disbelief about something that has been stated or suggested.

Synonyms: Seemingly No, Ostensibly No, Evidently No, Reportedly No, Purportedly No

Usage Examples in Sentences

He claimed he could juggle three balls, but apparently not.

The puzzle looked simple, but apparently not for Lisa.

The store advertised a discount, but apparently not for everyone.

The detective scrutinized the alibi and concluded, "The suspect was apparently not at the scene of the crime."

Despite her promises, the weather forecast was apparently not accurate, and it rained unexpectedly.

After the intense training, his initial enthusiasm for the marathon was apparently not as strong as before.

The scientist presented compelling evidence, proving that the widely accepted theory was apparently not valid.

Despite their efforts, the negotiations were apparently not progressing towards a peaceful resolution.

The intricate theorem, apparently not within the grasp of most students, fascinated the young prodigy.

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Despite the acclaimed chef's efforts, the elusive Michelin star remained apparently not within reach.

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The subtle nuances of the ancient poem were apparently not understood by the novice literature enthusiasts.

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His promises of reform, apparently not sincere, failed to convince the skeptical voters.

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The manager's decision was apparently not influenced by personal biases.

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He apparently not only forgot about the meeting but also missed the deadline.

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The results of the experiment were apparently not as conclusive as expected.

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The new policy apparently not only affects employees but also customers.

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Some people apparently do not enjoy spicy food.

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Enjoying spicy food apparently is not for everyone.

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Apparently not, I have not received any invitation for the event.

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I heard about the new policy change, but apparently not everyone is happy with it.

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The project deadline is tomorrow, but apparently not everyone is aware of it.

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The team was confident about winning, but apparently not, they lost the match.