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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allegedly with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or accusations that involve a person or entity, indicating that something is said to be true without definitive proof.
Example: "The suspect was allegedly with the group during the incident, although no evidence has been presented."
Alternatives: "reportedly with" or "supposedly with".
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Troy's modern-day story begins, allegedly, with the dream of a little boy.
Spy cameras placed in assorted boudoirs captured the men in the act; one allegedly with a 16-year-old girl.
Zhivago was published in Italian, then English and French, before a Russian version appeared – allegedly with CIA help.
My date's Sensual Roses, allegedly with vodka and lychee liqueur, was a tequila sunrise served on crushed ice like a Slush Puppy.
The sellers had used fake documents to set up their businesses on the site, allegedly with the help of a small number of Alibaba staff.
Short of news over the Easter break, editors turned their attention to a rusting freighter chugging around the Bight of Benin allegedly with 250 child slaves on board.
Maariv was bought last year by one of Israel's richest men, Nochi Dankner, allegedly with the specific purpose of weakening Haaretz.
Yes, the ex-Beatle was enjoying a quiet driving holiday in America, allegedly with possible girlfriend Nancy Shevall, when a group of fans spotted him.
In nearby Hpakant – where MSF physicians are forbidden to travel - labourers working in the Chinese-owned jade mines are paid allegedly with shots of heroin.
That is low compared with my time in office, but high for a country allegedly with no unemployment and at the top of the cycle.
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I spurned the allegedly with-it, just in time, and returned to La Sandwicherie for my café au lait.
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