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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
More than 20 television series ran with Floyd at the helm, and one of the attractions was the obvious tension between him and his director.
But, for the most part, our courts have frowned upon such obvious racism — though not always.
The obvious conclusion was to have Cherry purposefully murder Laura, but Wright pushed against that.
Indeed, the most obvious characteristic he shares with most past hosts, beyond a proven ability to make large numbers of people laugh, is that he is a man.
Even if the size difference isn't obvious, Crawford will feel the weight on fight night.
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