Something seemingly true appears to be true. Use the adverb seemingly when you want to say "on the face of it" or "apparently." The word seemingly refers to how things look on the surface — how they seem — and it often suggests there's more to the story.

Is apparently the same as seemingly?

"Apparently" is usually used for things that you've heard someone say, or that you've read somewhere. For example, you read in the paper that a reality TV show is faked. Then you might say to your friend "That show is apparently faked". "Seemingly" is usually more to do with what you've figured out yourself.

What is the meaning for seemingly?

: outwardly or apparently —used to indicate how something appears or seems a seemingly simple problem [=a problem that seems simple]a seemingly endless project [=a project that seems to have no end]The balance of nature—an ideal state in which every species is in its right place—is seemingly being upended.—