How to spell ONVIOUSLY correctly?
When the word "onviously" is mistakenly used instead of "obviously", it's crucial to provide alternative and correct suggestions. Some suitable options are "clearly", "undoubtedly" or "plainly". By using the correct term, readers will easily grasp the intended meaning, avoiding any confusion caused by misspellings.
List of suggestions on how to spell onviously correctly
- anxiously She waited anxiously for the exam results to be announced.
- deviously She was deviously concocting a plan to outwit her opponents.
- enviously She looked at her friend's fancy new car enviously.
- obviously Obviously, I didn't do it.
- odiously The corrupt politician behaved odiously during his time in office.
- onerously The new regulations were onerously burdensome for small businesses.
