obviously

IPA: ˈɑbviʌsɫi

In an obvious or clearly apparent manner.
(colloquial) Used as a filler word, or to introduce information even when not obvious.

Examples of "obviously" in Sentences

Equally the 'Hell' in the title obviously comes form the German word for larger Helles.
Sara Palin obviously is being coached by some of the finest minds in the Tea Party movement.
"The win obviously is important to me," he said, "but the one thing I wanted to do was win while my parents were still here to see it."
McCain obviously is looking for the Hillary vote since apparently he thinks women need no other criteria than a set of ovaries to mark their ballot, right?
McCain obviously is pushing the conservative republican status quo of US so called security and his so called war record to once again grease his way through.
There is an angularity about Dan Zelaya that begs a question of heritage—Native American, maybe, or Middle Eastern—his name obviously Hispanic; white hair that defies classification except as elderly human being, aging along a final common pathway.