ostensibly in Greek
ostensibly in Greek is δήθεν, κατ' επίφαση, φαινομενικά — ostensibly means apparently or supposedly, based on what is claimed — often with the hint that the real reason might be different.
ostensibly in Greek
What does "ostensibly" mean?
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adv Apparently or supposedly, based on what is claimed — often with the hint that the real reason might be different.
"She left the meeting early, ostensibly to catch a flight."
ostensibly in a sentence
- She left the meeting early, ostensibly to catch a flight.
- The company cut jobs ostensibly to save costs, though many suspected other motives.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "ostensibly" in Greek?
"ostensibly" in Greek is δήθεν, κατ' επίφαση, φαινομενικά. ostensibly means: Apparently or supposedly, based on what is claimed — often with the hint that the real reason might be different.
How do you pronounce δήθεν?
"ostensibly" in Greek is δήθεν, pronounced "dithen".
How do you use "ostensibly" in a sentence?
Example: "She left the meeting early, ostensibly to catch a flight." In Greek, "ostensibly" is δήθεν, κατ' επίφαση, φαινομενικά.
Are there other ways to say "ostensibly" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "ostensibly": δήθεν, κατ' επίφαση, φαινομενικά.