adjective

self-evident

self-evident, obvious

It is self-evident that we need to act now.

It is self-evident that we need to act now.

The truth of the matter was self-evident.

The truth of the matter was self-evident.

((adjective)) obvious and not needing proof The truth of the matter was self-evident.

It is self-evident that... used to introduce an obvious fact It is self-evident that we need to act now.

Synonyms: obvious, clear, manifest; Antonyms: obscure, unclear

From 'self-' (by itself) and 'evident' (clear, obvious). It means clear by itself without needing proof.

Imagine a piece of 'evidence' that speaks for 'itself', proving its own point.

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