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obvious
/ ˈɒbvɪəs /
adjective
easy to see or understand; evident
exhibiting motives, feelings, intentions, etc, clearly or without subtlety
naive or unsubtle
the play was rather obvious
obsolete, being or standing in the way
Other Word Forms
- obviousness noun
- obviously adverb
- nonobvious adjective
- nonobviously adverb
- nonobviousness noun
- overobvious adjective
- preobvious adjective
- preobviously adverb
- preobviousness noun
- unobvious adjective
- unobviously adverb
- unobviousness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of obvious1
Word History and Origins
Origin of obvious1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
The most obvious point here is that the government in Westminster can only control stamp duty in England and Northern Ireland.
Less than 24 hours later, Cohen apologized to Mets fans on social media, promising to “figure out the obvious and less obvious reasons why the team didn’t perform up to your and my expectations.”
“Sometimes you can over-talk about the little things and not just focus on the obvious thing,” Hollander continues, “which is: Teams who hit it over the fence a lot are usually pretty good.”
It’s a mantra that might sound obvious—but actually counts as a radical notion in the modern game.
But the longer his romp through the tournament went on, the more obvious it became that Alcaraz’s no-frills haircut was part of his preparation for battle.
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