apparently exclude

Frequency: 5.25.5 per million words

To seem to exclude something based on available information.

excludeADVERB + exclude

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apparently

Examples (10)

  • The new evidence does apparently exclude the main suspect from the investigation.
  • These findings apparently exclude any possibility of genetic factors.
  • The study results apparently exclude environmental causes from consideration.
  • The contract terms apparently exclude coverage for pre-existing conditions.
  • This policy would apparently exclude most small businesses from participation.
  • The new regulations apparently exclude certain categories of workers.
  • The research data apparently exclude alternative explanations for the phenomenon.
  • These criteria apparently exclude many qualified candidates from applying.
  • The evidence apparently excludes the possibility of human error.
  • The test results apparently exclude several potential diagnoses.