Expectedly [adverb]
Definition of Expectedly:
probably
Sentence/Example of Expectedly:
Hogan said he expects to have used all of the LabGun tests by the end of the year.
This year, things will look a little different, but you can still expect to have a good time here.
He said he’s fatigued most of the time but expects to make a full recovery.
Durant and Harden remain friends after their shared time together in Oklahoma City, and both could be expected to feast on the East’s weaker competition.
About 2,000 are eligible for retirement, but Metro officials don’t expect enough will take it to avoid layoffs.
Rattray says he invested his own money into the project but doesn’t expect a windfall in return.
For example, the quarterbacks of the 2006 class as a group scored six points fewer than what we would expect at the quarterback position as a whole.
The school expects to open more classrooms in the coming weeks, according to Morales.
So there’s a lot of things that might actually be upping our emissions during Covid that we might not even expect.
He would not disclose the hard revenue figures or expected revenue to come from sales.