
Reportedly
Unconfirmed News
Use 'reportedly' to share news that you've heard, but can't confirm as true.

She was reportedly seen in the city yesterday.
Avoiding Responsibility
'Reportedly' can be used to avoid taking responsibility for the accuracy of the information.

He is reportedly the main suspect, though I can't be sure.
Media and Journalism
Common in journalism, 'reportedly' signifies that the information came from other sources.

The politician reportedly hired a new advisor.
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