Apparent
Apparent adjective - Not subject to misinterpretation or more than one interpretation.
Usage example: it's apparent from the smile on her face that she got a part in the play
Black-and-white and apparent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Black-and-white" instead an adjective "Apparent".
Nearby Word: apparently
Black-and-white
Black-and-white adjective - Lacking hue or shades of grey; part white and part black.
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Synonyms for Black-and-white
Apparent and black-and-white are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Apparent" instead an adjective phrase "Black-and-white".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- clear and apparent
- clear and black-and-white
- patent and apparent
- patent and black-and-white
- obvious and apparent
- obvious and black-and-white
- plain and apparent
- plain and black-and-white
- distinct and apparent
- distinct and black-and-white
- evident and apparent
- evident and black-and-white
- palpable and apparent
- palpable and black-and-white
Both words in one sentence
- Multicolored Hair: Even when all the fanart of this story is black-and-white, this is apparent.
Source: Characters / Witch Quest - Pleasantville: After the two protagonists enter the black-and-white world, larger and larger splotches of color become apparent, until the entire world is in color.
Source: Reality Bleed -
In "Old Yeller Belly", Lisa and Santa's Little Helper watch an old Rin Tin Tin movie, where the dog bites Hitler for no other apparent reason than the fact that they both appeared in black-and-white movies.
Source: Adolf Hitlarious
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