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
Sensible and apparent are semantically related in evident topic. In some cases you can use "Sensible" instead an adjective "Apparent".
Nearby Word: apparently
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lucid and apparent
- lucid and sensible
- visible and apparent
- visible and sensible
- palpable and apparent
- palpable and sensible
- noticeable and apparent
- noticeable and sensible
- perceptible and apparent
- perceptible and sensible
- tangible and apparent
- tangible and sensible
- significant and apparent
- significant and sensible
Both words in one sentence
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Only Sane Man: Strangely, Roy comes across as this in his interviews (if not his narration), which is most apparent when he asks a completely sensible question that the subject finds an incredible way of misinterpreting.
Source: Series / People Like Us -
Conversational Troping in another EGS:NP strip, where after writing a surprisingly sensible letter to the makers of Champions Online about characters with the ability to change sex (or apparent sex), Tedd ruins it by saying they should do this.
Source: Man, I Feel Like a Woman - Star Wars: Anakin Skywalker has to choose between following Obi-Wan Kenobi — representing both Jedi tradition and authority, and general goodness — and Palpatine — representing an apparent sensible opposition to Jedi strictness really hiding lust for power and temptation to evil.
Source: Opposed Mentors
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