visibly

In some states (specifically, Massachusetts), simply carrying a gun visibly is considered assault.

Cheeseburger Gothic » Because i’m hell busy. 2009

Ok, that's really like about the 5th best thing about writing 5K a day, the book moving forward in visibly large chunks being the actual best and achieving significant milestones in percentages regularly being second best, etc etc etc, but let's not get hung up on details.

The man in the red hat named Bill ran by. 2006

What Canada is, however, and indeed always has been, stridently or silently, subtly or visibly, is Un-American.

the less friendly border 2005

His expression visibly relaxed, which made her wonder what he was afraid she might say.

Hair Raiser Cohen, Nancy J, 2000

Some days afterward, finding him sitting alone in his bar-room, I cautiously approached the sub - ject, when, greatly to my relief, the habitual aus - terity of his expression visibly softened into some - thing that I took for condescension.

Can Such Things Be Bierce, Ambrose, 1842-1914? 1909

Commissioner Brower, will kindly have my name visibly and permanently affixed to that little park, and will direct that it be always kept as bright and beautiful with flowers as it now is,

Recollections of a Long Life Cuyler, Theodore L 1902

Some days afterward, finding him sitting alone in his bar-room, I cautiously approached the subject, when, greatly to my relief, the habitual austerity of his expression visibly softened into something that I took for condescension.

Can Such Things Be 1893

Some days afterward, finding him sitting alone in his barroom, I cautiously approached the subject, when, greatly to my relief, the habitual austerity of his expression visibly softened into something that I took for condescension.

Can Such Things Be? Ambrose Bierce 1878

His own intensity of thought and expression visibly strengthened with the study of his idol; and he knew but little of him till he himself had become an author.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 39, January, 1861 Various

In the patriarchal period God often appeared visibly, that is, theophany.

Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible 1871