Definition of supposably in English:

supposably

adverb səˈpəʊzəbli

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Butler (1692–1752), moral philosopher and theologian. From supposable + -ly.

adverbsəˈpəʊzəbli

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Butler (1692–1752), moral philosopher and theologian. From supposable + -ly.

单词	supposably
释义	Definition of supposably in English: supposably adverb səˈpəʊzəbli US As may be supposed; imaginably; presumably; supposedly. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Butler (1692–1752), moral philosopher and theologian. From supposable + -ly. Definition of supposably in US English: supposably adverbsəˈpəʊzəbli US As may be supposed; imaginably; presumably; supposedly. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Butler (1692–1752), moral philosopher and theologian. From supposable + -ly.
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