Clearly

[Gregory]

Clearly one of the greatest adverbs in the English language. Can be used at the start or [tacked] onto the end of absolutely any - and I mean ANY - sentence for emphasis, adding that extra-special pretentious feeling that one desires in ones speech. Used particularly when the speaker would like to make the person being addressed feel [that what] is being said is purely [common knowledge] and that they are utterly retarded for not already knowing it or for disagreeing with it.

[Tanya Shivari]

In such a way as to allow easy and accurate perception or interpretation.