apparently / presumably / supposedly / allegedly, used to say something is believed or reported, but not certainused to say something is believed or reported, but not certain, actually / in fact, used to correct something or give the real truth, obviously, used when something is clear and easy to see or understand, arguably, used to say there are good reasons to believe something is true, notably / especially, used to highlight something as more important than others, specially, for a particular purpose or reason, basically, used to explain something in a simple or general way, virtually, almost completely or nearly, inherently, in a natural or built-in way, explicitly, clearly stated and easy to understand, implicitly, suggested but not directly stated, gradually, slowly over time
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