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patently

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Adv — Clearly and obviously.

How to use patently

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patently obvious patently false patently unfair

Etymology

From "patent" (in the "obvious" sense) plus the adverb suffix "-ly."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “patently” mean?

The word “patently” means clearly and obviously. In plain terms, used to stress that something is completely obvious, often before a negative word like "false" or "unfair.".

How do you pronounce “patently”?

“Patently” is pronounced PAY-tuhnt-lee (/ˈpætən(t)li/ in IPA).

How do you use “patently” in a sentence?

Here is “patently” used in a sentence: “His excuse was patently false.”

What part of speech is “patently”?

“Patently” is an adverb.

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