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Assassini Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

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Hey,

can you tell me the differences between the words "obvious", "apparent" and "evident"?

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Assassini
  

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Hi, can you tell me the differences between the words "obvious", "apparent" and "evident"? I assume that you have looked at the various meanings in the dictionary for these words, so I won't explain all of those. Instead, I'll just comment briefly on these simple examples.

— Clive

  • Hi, can you tell me the differences between the words "obvious", "apparent" and "evident"?
  • I assume that you have looked at the various meanings in the dictionary for these words, so I won't explain all of those.
  • Instead, I'll just comment briefly on these simple examples.
  • Tom says to me, 'The answer is obvious'.
  • This sometimes suggests that Tom thinks I am a bit stupid for not seeing the answer.
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Hi,

can you tell me the differences between the words "obvious", "apparent" and "evident"?

I assume that you have looked at the various meanings in the dictionary for these words, so I won't explain all of those.

Instead, I'll just comment briefly on these simple examples.

Tom says to me, 'The answer is obvious'.

This sometimes suggests
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