As famous as the physician “god complex” may be, presumably nobody really thinks doctors have actual superhuman powers.
By that he presumably meant Northerners, not the kind who play baseball in the Bronx.
But it wasn't until January that Shriver learned that the child, whom she'd presumably known for many years, was his.
Krugman is not, presumably, some kind of bizarre anti-Baltic bigot.
As for Interior Minister Yishai, he presumably regards the Torah and rabbinic tradition as the core of Jewishness.
These presumably came into general use on January 1st, 1916.
presumably the Government was forced to do so by the state of public feeling.
Faulkner assumed an air of real affliction, presumably for the departed.
My hostess was not only a clever woman, but presumably a generous one.
The house was empty, and presumably had been shut up for years.
1640s, "with presumption, without examination," from presumable + -ly (2). As a qualifier, "probably, as one would presume," from 1830.
