/e.vi.dɑ̃/
Translation
obvious, evident
Word origin
From Latin evidens ('clearly visible, apparent'), from e- ('out of') and videre ('to see'). English 'evident' and 'evidence' come from the same word.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- evidens
- English cognates
- evident, evidence, vision
Grammar
Examples
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The answer is obvious.
' logement .
It is not easy to find somewhere to live here.
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There is an obvious difference between the two versions.
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For obvious reasons, I cannot say anything.
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His talent was evident from the very first page.
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