關於Allegedly的意思和用法的提問

A: Allegedly means that is a statement which has a series of accusations, without sustainable information to make it a fact. It is a common term used in news articles when talking about when someone is accused of crimes, before the trial and conviction process. Something to look up is the American Law term "Innocent before proven guilty".

An example:

1. "Anne allegedly stole 1000$ from the bank she works at."

A: To claim that something is true, though there is no proof. (Synonyms: supposedly, apparently)

A: And a more informal version of the word is, "supposedly"

But they have the same meaning

A: It's means "suspected but not confirmed"

"Hey! Didn't you steal a painting from the museum!?"

"I allegedly stole a painting. It was never proven" 😏

A: It means that something is not completely certain but it is very likely that it is true.

A: "Allegedly" is often used often by lawyers and detectives. Many people use this word to avoid getting sued, because it means "supposedly" or "possibly".
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Allegedly, the criminal stole the car.

Allegedly, the suspect is wearing a green shirt.

The celebrity allegedly cheated on his wife.

A: The suspect allegedly robbed a bank.
Allegedly, she's a fantastic singer, but I doubt it.
The game will allegedly be postponed due to technical difficulties.

I can't think of any daily expressions.

A: Allegedly, my neighbour was arrested over the weekend

Allegedly, the universe was created by God

Allegedly, there's a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow

A: When you look at modern science not old textbooks, you start to appreciate that the alleged dangers of eating saturated fat are all false.

A: He allegedly stole the book from the store.

She told me that he called yesterday,allegedly.

My mom thinks I stole money from her but I didn't. Allegedly my brother actually stole it.

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So, the answer is "A". you have to choose "A" because Charlie Nicolas tried to steal a chips from a holiday maker. and he did it allegedly which is wrong.

Hope you understand.

A: Allegedly and reportedly are synonyms. They mean "supposedly", so it's supposed to be a certain way, but not proven. They give of the feel that you're not entirely convinced things are that way.

According to: you're "citing" what others say or believe. For example "According to scientists, Coronavirus isn't contagious among dogs". It gives it more credibility. If you had used allegedly, it sounds like you doubt it and believe that it is, in fact, contagious among dogs.

A: Allegedly means something has been claimed by someone to be true.
Supposedly means assumed to be true.
Although their usage can overlap, 'allegedly' expresses more doubt.

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