Origin
supposable + -ly
supposably
adverb
Supposably is defined as capable of being conceived. It is used as a colloquial word and typically is not used in formal writing.
An example of supposably used as an adverb is in the sentence, "It's supposably reported that he is going to win the election," which means that it is possible to believe that news reports say he will win the election.
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