In a seemly manner; decorously; with propriety.(adverb)
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Use "seemingly" in a sentence
"Never has a label seemingly applied so well to a situation."
"Given that the Canopic jars of Egyptians hold the vital organs of the deceased should they be of use in the afterlife, the title seemingly endows the claw with the function of extracting the metal insides of the deceased Chrysler Imperial god."
"In hindsight, the title seemingly refers less to a central plot element than it does the thought that the film itself is just an empty suit awaiting occupancy and, concurrently, a pulse."