obvious

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adj.AdjectiveEasily understood and clear; plain to see

It was an obvious question to ask in the meeting because the topic had been covered

adj.AdjectiveEasy to see or notice.

The solution was so obvious, I can't believe I didn't see it before.

adj.AdjectiveVery easy to notice; blatant.

His attempt to flatter her was so obvious that it was embarrassing.

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three different obvious axes and the moment of inertia
three different obvious axes and the moment of inertia

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It's also colloquially known as legroom, for obvious reasons.
It's also colloquially known as legroom, for obvious reasons.

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With a very kind of absent blank painting, you have to do a lot more work in some ways than maybe you have to do with, let's say, pop art that has tons of obvious references,
With a very kind of absent blank painting, you have to do a lot more work in some ways than maybe you have to do with, let's say, pop art that has tons of obvious references,

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The most obvious one you may already know about is Donald Trump, who owned the Plaza Hotel at the time.
The most obvious one you may already know about is Donald Trump, who owned the Plaza Hotel at the time.

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Well, it's pretty obvious, they're cheating with it.
Well, it's pretty obvious, they're cheating with it.

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If it wasn't obvious, let me ruin the fun for you.
If it wasn't obvious, let me ruin the fun for you.

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Today, with our continued blessings so obvious and so overwhelming,
Today, with our continued blessings so obvious and so overwhelming,

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because it strikes them as so obvious and immediate,
because it strikes them as so obvious and immediate,