adverb
- according to what has been stated but not necessarily proven to be true
Usage: often used in legal or journalistic contexts to indicate claims that have not been verified
Examples
- The suspect allegedly stole money from the bank.
- She allegedly cheated on the exam, but no evidence was found.
- The company allegedly violated environmental regulations.
- He was allegedly seen at the scene of the crime.
- The politician allegedly accepted bribes from lobbyists.
- The drug allegedly causes serious side effects.
- The witness allegedly lied under oath.