adjective

apparent

apparent, obvious, seeming

It was apparent that she was unhappy.

It was apparent that she was unhappy.

His guilt was apparent to everyone.

His guilt was apparent to everyone.

The apparent cause of death was a heart attack.

The apparent cause of death was a heart attack.

It is apparent that ((clause)) easy to see or understand that... It was apparent that she was unhappy.

apparent to ((sb.)) obvious to (sb.). His guilt was apparent to everyone.

the apparent ((noun)) seeming to be (noun). The apparent cause of death was a heart attack.

Synonyms: obvious, clear, evident, seeming; Antonyms: unclear, obscure, hidden

From Latin 'apparere', meaning 'to appear'. It breaks down to 'ad-' (to) + 'parere' (to come forth, be visible).

It looks like 'appear-ent'. If something 'appears' right in front of you, it's 'apparent'.

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