evidently
adv. sent.adv. used to say that something is clearly true based on what you can see or hear. It is like saying 'it is obvious that'.
adv. used to indicate that a statement is based on available evidence or appearances. Often functions as a disjunct to express the speaker's attitude toward the reliability of the information.
Evidently, the store is closed today.
He was evidently upset by the news, as he left the room without saying a single word to anyone.
The archaeological remains were evidently part of a much larger complex, though centuries of erosion had obscured the original layout of the outer walls.
From Middle English evidently, evydently; equivalent to evident + -ly.
Typically placed at the beginning of a sentence to modify the whole clause, or after the first auxiliary verb.