The difference between the words supposedly and supposebly?

Question

What is the history and the sentence structure needed...which is most used

Answer 1

---Yes, the spelling is supposably, not supposebly.


"SUPPOSEDLY" is the act of something being supposed where "SUPPOSABLY" is idea that something can be or is able to be supposed.

It may be supposed that the desk stay grounded on the floor.
The desk supposedly stays on the floor under normal conditions.

It is not supposable that the desk will bend over and start talking, because it's just a desk.

Answer 2

Supposebly

Answer 3

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The difference between the words supposedly and supposebly?
What is the history and the sentence structure needed...which is most used

Answer 4

I did a spell check on supposebly and there was a correction to supposedly. Mayhaps the word supposebly doesn't exist or is a rare, region-specific word.

Answer 5

Supposedly is an actual word. Supposebly is a misspelling of the same word.

Answer 6

There is a very big difference between those words. Supposedly means assuming that something is so. Supposebly isn't a word.
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Answer 7

Supposebly is not a word.

Answer 8

There can be a big difference. Apostate is one that have almost chosen Christ, is intellectually convinced, seen "the light", but for some reason turns away. He becomes a godless apostate, but one that is only godless, can be one that have never heard the gospel. He is just without God. Now I do not know Greek so I can not say if JW has translated right. An apostate is Cain and Judas. They will get the worst possible hell @Edit Most likely Derek is right MIMI

Answer 9

There is not such word as supposebly

Answer 10

How Do You Spell Supposedly