1. in a manner that can be inferred or deduced from evidence or reasoning
Usage: formal; often used in academic or logical contexts

Examples

• The author's intent is inferably clear from the text's structure and tone.
• His guilt was inferably established through circumstantial evidence.
• The company's financial troubles are inferably connected to poor management decisions.
• From the data presented, the conclusion is inferably sound.
• The historical context is inferably important to understanding the document.