What is "Supposably"?

"Supposably" is an adverb that means "according to supposition" or "as supposed." It is used to indicate that something is believed or thought to be true based on a particular assumption or hypothesis, but not necessarily proven or confirmed.

For example, you might say "supposably, the new product will be a huge success" to indicate that this is what people are assuming or hoping for, but there is no guarantee that it will actually happen.

In your sentence, "supposably" is being used to modify the verb "is," indicating that the speaker's belief about the situation is based on their own supposition or assumption, rather than on proven facts.

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