Thesaurus article:easy to see, recognize, or understand

easy to see, recognize, or understand

Obviousis one of the most common words to describe things that are easy to see, recognize, or understand.

It's obvious that she's upset.

The answer is obvious.

They're moving house, so for obvious reasons they will need extra boxes.

Clear,apparent, andplainare common alternatives toobvious.

It was clear that he was unhappy.

Her joy was apparent to everyone.

His disappointment was plain to see.

A more formal way of sayingobviousis by using the wordsevidentormanifest.Manifestis used in more formal contexts thanevident.

The company president was impressed by her evident ambition.

His manifest lack of interest has provoked severe criticism.

An obvious change can be described asmarked.

There has been a marked improvement in his behaviour.

If someone or something is very different from everything or everyone else and attracts attention or notice in a way that is not wanted, you can describe them asconspicuous.

I felt very conspicuous in a suit when everyone else was in jeans.

When something is very obvious and bad, you can describe it asblatantorglaring.

It was a blatant attempt to gain publicity.

They made some glaring errors.

单词	thesaurus/articles/easy-to-see-recognize-or-understand
释义	Thesaurus article:easy to see, recognize, or understand easy to see, recognize, or understand Obviousis one of the most common words to describe things that are easy to see, recognize, or understand. It's obvious that she's upset. The answer is obvious. They're moving house, so for obvious reasons they will need extra boxes. Clear,apparent, andplainare common alternatives toobvious. It was clear that he was unhappy. Her joy was apparent to everyone. His disappointment was plain to see. A more formal way of sayingobviousis by using the wordsevidentormanifest.Manifestis used in more formal contexts thanevident. The company president was impressed by her evident ambition. His manifest lack of interest has provoked severe criticism. An obvious change can be described asmarked. There has been a marked improvement in his behaviour. If someone or something is very different from everything or everyone else and attracts attention or notice in a way that is not wanted, you can describe them asconspicuous. I felt very conspicuous in a suit when everyone else was in jeans. When something is very obvious and bad, you can describe it asblatantorglaring. It was a blatant attempt to gain publicity. They made some glaring errors. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/articles/easy-to-see-recognize-or-understand##
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