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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
- obviously adverb
- obviousness noun
- 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
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Example Sentences
While some have expressed dissatisfaction with the dollar’s role as the global reserve currency, the fact remains that there is no obvious alternative to replace it, said Standard Chartered’s Steve Englander.
Mr Russell Flint said it was "obvious" that his client posed no risk to the McCanns, as she was only arrested when Miss Wandelt flew back into to the UK in February.
And without him, USC doesn’t have an obvious star to step into the void.
"The Times had no obvious motive to favour Lively's version of events."
My slide into “AIsolation,” as I think of it, wasn’t obvious at first.
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