Antonyms for hopefully
ˈhoʊp fə lihope·ful·ly

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1. hopefullyadverb

   with hope; in a hopeful manner

   "we searched hopefully for a good position"

   Antonyms:
   hopelessly

2. hopefullyadverb

   it is hoped

   "hopefully the weather will be fine on Sunday"

   Antonyms:
   hopelessly

How to use hopefully in a sentence?

1. Caren Solomon:

   We hope that this work will make more people aware and hopefully get more involved.

2. Ignacio Garrido:

   I have to take it day by day but the fact I'm playing again is a bonus, what I'm going to do is play a few more events before the end of the year to get my rhythm back. Then I'll go to European Tour and be in shape to return next year when I can hopefully get my career going again.

3. Rachel Campos-Duffy:

   The book will remind people of their own Christmases, and hopefully as they get together, they'll be recounting those memories with each other, it’s made in American so it’s not on a container ship in Long Beach.

4. Mark Meadows:

   The executive privilege that Donald Trump has claimed is his to waive— it's not mine to waive, is not Congress' to waive, and that's why we filed a lawsuit to hopefully get the courts to weigh in. Hopefully, they'll weigh in.

5. Young Kim:

   So my story hopefully resonates with people.

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