allegedly

As an adjective suspicious

is arousing suspicion.

As an adverb allegedly is

according to someone's allegation.

As adverbs the difference between allegedly and rapidly

is that allegedly is according to someone's allegation while rapidly is with speed; in a rapid manner.

As adverbs the difference between putatively and allegedly

is that putatively is according to belief while allegedly is according to someone's allegation.

As an adjective apparent

is capable of being seen, or easily seen; open to view; visible to the eye; within sight or view.

As an adverb allegedly is

according to someone's allegation.

As adverbs the difference between allegedly and supposably

is that allegedly is according to someone's allegation while supposably is able to be supposed or conjectured.

As adverbs the difference between potentially and allegedly

is that potentially is in a manner showing much potential; with the possibility of happening in a given way while allegedly is according to someone's allegation.

As an adverb allegedly

is according to someone's allegation.

As a verb supposed is

past tense of suppose.

As an adjective supposed is

presumed to be true, but without proof.

As adverbs the difference between seemingly and allegedly

is that seemingly is to appearances; apparently while allegedly is according to someone's allegation.

As an adjective suspected

is of something or one believed to be of cause or at fault.

As a verb suspected

is (suspect).

As an adverb allegedly is

according to someone's allegation.

As an adverb allegedly

is according to someone's allegation.

As an adjective ostensible is

apparent, evident; meant for open display.