allegedly means: A word added to the end, middle or beginning of a sentence that emphasizes the possibility that your statement may be false. A word that is used to convey your opinion about something or someone without being harsh, biased, or biggoted. Verbally citing a source you believe is not reliable, but spreading gossip. Use the term allegedly. It’s safer and looks less suspicious. (in Slang Dictionary, added by Boston Mccullough)
What else does allegedly mean?
- If you commit an embarrassing act during a runaway that was fuelled by drugs or alcohol, it is possible to erase all liability for the incident by saying “allegedly” when discussing it later. (in Slang Dictionary, added by Ariel Newman)
- It is possible that something happened, but there are no supporting evidence. (in Slang Dictionary, added by Laney Gould)
- Presumably, doing something that is scandalous. (in Slang Dictionary, added by Stella Chan)
- Anyone who’s not out. (in Slang Dictionary, added by Thalia Spencer)
