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1 professedly
prəˈfesɪdlɪ нареч.
1) явно, открыто, откровенно
2) якобы Her portraits, though all professedly by Holbein, are singularly unlike each other. ≈ Ее портреты, все якобы принадлежащие кисти Холбейну, удивительно не похожи друг на друга. ostensibly явно, открыто;
по собственному признанию - it is * stated об этом открыто заявлено якобы, под предлогом;
мнимо - he's only * poor он только говорит, что беден;
он беден лишь на словах professedly явно, открыто;
по собственному признаниюБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > professedly
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2 professedly
1. adv явно, открыто; по собственному признанию2. adv якобы, под предлогом; мнимоСинонимический ряд:1. allegedly (other) allegedly; basely; deceptively; falsely; slyly; supposedly; under a pretext; under false pretense2. ostensibly (other) apparently; evidently; officially; ostensibly; outwardly; seemingly -
3 professedly
[prə'fesɪdlɪ]нареч.1) явно, открыто, откровенно2) якобыHer portraits, though all professedly by Holbein, are singularly unlike each other. — Её портреты, все якобы принадлежащие кисти Холбейна, удивительно не похожи друг на друга.
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4 other than as stated above
иначе, чем это установлено вышеEnglish-Russian big medical dictionary > other than as stated above
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5 allegedly
adv по утверждению; как утверждают; будто бы, якобыСинонимический ряд:professedly (other) basely; deceptively; falsely; ostensibly; pretendedly; professedly; purportedly; slyly; supposedly; under a pretext; under false pretense -
6 seemingly
1. adv по внешнему виду, на видan old man seemingly more than 80 years of age — старик, которому на вид можно дать больше 80 лет
2. adv по-видимомуhe seemingly took all in good part — он, по-видимому, не обиделся
3. adv редк. как приличествует, подобающеСинонимический ряд:1. apparently (adj.) apparently; evidently; obviously; ostensibly; outwardly; overtly; presumably; professedly; to all appearances2. apparently (other) apparently; evidently; officially; on the face of it; ostensibly; outwardly; palpably; professedly; to the eye; visibly -
7 supposedly
adv предположительноСинонимический ряд:1. allegedly (other) allegedly; ostensibly; pretendedly; professedly; purportedly2. as if (other) apparently; as if; as though; evidently; just as if; just as though; presumably3. conjecturally (other) conjecturally; putatively; reputedly4. hypothetically (other) hypothetically; suppositionally; suppositiously; tentatively; theoretically -
8 basely
adv низко; подло; бесчестноСинонимический ряд:1. allegedly (other) allegedly; deceptively; falsely; ostensibly; professedly; slyly; supposedly; under a pretext; under false pretense2. cheaply (other) cheaply; commonly; meanly; poorly; shoddily; sleazily3. despicably (other) despicably; humbly; ignobly; lowly; plebeianly; servilely; sordidly; squalidly; uglily; vilely; wretchedly -
9 officially
1. adv официально2. adv формально; бюрократическиСинонимический ряд:1. authorised (other) approved; authorised; authoritative; authoritatively; authorized; certified; cleared; endorsed; sanctioned2. formally (other) according to form; as prescribed; ceremoniously; conventionally; customarily; formally; in an established manner; in set form; suitably3. ostensibly (other) apparently; evidently; ostensibly; outwardly; professedly; seemingly -
10 apparently
1. adv явно, очевидно, несомненно2. adv по видимости, по внешнему видуtrade-offs between apparently unrelated topics — взаимные уступки по вопросам, внешне никак не связанным друг с другом
3. adv видимо, по-видимому, вероятноhe is apparently a good teacher — по-видимому, он хороший преподаватель
Синонимический ряд:1. clearly (other) at first sight; clearly; conspicuously; distinctly; indubitably; manifestly; obviously; palpably; patently; plainly2. on the face of it (other) evidently; officially; on the face of it; ostensibly; outwardly; professedly; seemingly; to the eye; visibly -
11 deceptively
adv обманчивоСинонимический ряд:1. allegedly (other) allegedly; basely; ostensibly; professedly; slyly; supposedly; under a pretext; under false pretense2. misleadingly (other) beguilingly; deceivingly; deludingly; delusively; fallaciously; falsely; misleadingly -
12 superficially
1. поверхностно; на первый взгляд; внешне2. поверхностностьСинонимический ряд:1. perfunctorily (other) cursorily; perfunctorily; shallowly; sketchily; uncritically2. seemingly (other) apparently; evidently; officially; ostensibly; outwardly; professedly; seemingly -
13 evidently
adv очевидно, явно, ясноСинонимический ряд:ostensibly (other) apparently; as far as one can see; clearly; obviously; officially; ostensibly; outwardly; professedly; seemingly -
14 ostensibly
adv якобы; по видимостиostensibly studying his history — делая вид, что занимается историей
Синонимический ряд:apparently (other) apparently; evidently; officially; on the face of it; outwardly; palpably; professedly; seemingly; superficially; to the eye; visibly -
15 outwardly
1. adv наружу, вовне2. adv внешне; снаружи, на видСинонимический ряд:1. externally (adj.) apparently; externally; in appearance; on the surface; superficially2. apparently (other) apparently; evidently; officially; on the face of it; ostensibly; palpably; professedly; seemingly; to the eye; visibly -
16 purportedly
Синонимический ряд:allegedly (other) allegedly; ostensibly; pretendedly; professedly; supposedly
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