presumably in Irish
presumably in Irish is de réir cosúlachta, de réir dealraimh — presumably means used to say that something is probably true, based on the available evidence, even without direct confirmation.
presumably in Irish
de réir cosúlachta
de réir dealraimh
What does "presumably" mean?
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adv Used to say that something is probably true, based on the available evidence, even without direct confirmation.
"The lights are off, so presumably no one is home."
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presumably in a sentence
- The lights are off, so presumably no one is home.
- Presumably the flight was delayed, since he still hasn't arrived.
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What is "presumably" in Irish?
"presumably" in Irish is de réir cosúlachta, de réir dealraimh. presumably means: Used to say that something is probably true, based on the available evidence, even without direct confirmation.
How do you use "presumably" in a sentence?
Example: "The lights are off, so presumably no one is home." In Irish, "presumably" is de réir cosúlachta, de réir dealraimh.
Are there other ways to say "presumably" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "presumably": de réir cosúlachta, de réir dealraimh.
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