To allege to is accuse without proof. For example, He allegedly robbed the bank, though no one had ever devoped any evidence to support this charge.
The suspect provided the police with an alibi and allegedly was at work during the time in which the crime took place.
He was allegedly guilty.She allegedly fired the gun. They allegedly started the riot.
Cleopatra allegedly had one child with Julius Caesar.Cleopatra allegedly had one child with Julius Caesar.Cleopatra allegedly had one child with Julius Caesar.Cleopatra allegedly had one child with Julius Caesar.Cleopatra allegedly had one child with Julius Caesar.Cleopatra allegedly had one child with Julius Caesar.Cleopatra allegedly had one child with Julius Caesar.Cleopatra allegedly had one child with Julius Caesar.Cleopatra allegedly had one child with Julius Caesar.
Not in the US . . . we allegedly have a law protecting our use of free speech.
The American colonists allegedly revolted because of the taxes levied.
No, allegedly does not mean roughly. Allegedly actually means something that has been said, but has not yet proven true.
his bail was allegedly set for $1,000,000 but was later lowered to $500,000
That is the correct spelling of the adverb "allegedly" (as claimed or professed).
The English equivalent of the Tagalog word "diumano" is "allegedly" or "supposedly."
Factually.
I Read/Heard That Hogan Denied Allegations Of Steroid Use Years Ago, But After An Investigation Involving Steroid Use In Professional Wrestling Was Launched, Hogan Allegedly Admitted Using Steroids.
Allegedly a cat has 9 lives.