adjective

evident

evident, obvious, clear

Her happiness was evident to everyone.

Her happiness was evident to everyone.

It was evident that he was not telling the truth.

It was evident that he was not telling the truth.

((adjective)) ((to sb.)) evident to someone Her happiness was evident to everyone.

((it is evident)) ((that ...)) it is evident that... It was evident that he was tired.

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

From Latin 'e-' (out) + 'videre' (to see). Something that can be 'seen out' in the open is evident.

It shares a root with 'evidence'. If you have evidence for something, the truth becomes evident.

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