obviously in English: In a way that anyone can see or understand straight away. (adverb)

Translation

In a way that anyone can see or understand straight away.

Word origin

From Latin obvius, meaning in the way or right in front of you.

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Anyone looking at him could see that he was tired.

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At the start of a sentence it means the point needs no explaining.

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"Obviously" tells you the speaker thinks it is plain to see.

clear

Easy to see, hear, or understand; with nothing in the way.

sure

Knowing that something is true and having no doubt about it.

course

A set of lessons about one subject that you take to learn something.

really

In a true way; used to make what you say stronger, meaning very much or in fact.

certainly

Yes of course, without any doubt.

obvious

So easy to see or understand that nobody needs it explained.

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