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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Then to complete the answer, there's an obvious step of back
Then to complete the answer, there's an obvious step of back

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key question here is what do you do if the deadline arrives and it is obvious the Afghans
key question here is what do you do if the deadline arrives and it is obvious the Afghans

48:56

one more principle like that, which is less obvious. But you do have to know it. So, you
one more principle like that, which is less obvious. But you do have to know it. So, you
are not allowed to cross. That's clear. But it's much, much, much, much, much less obvious
are not allowed to cross. That's clear. But it's much, much, much, much, much less obvious

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05:53

It's perhaps too obvious.
It's perhaps too obvious.
It's an obvious but striking fact that the most popular works of art in the world show pretty things: happy people, flowers in spring, blue skies.
It's an obvious but striking fact that the most popular works of art in the world show pretty things: happy people, flowers in spring, blue skies.

10:54

So let's start with the obvious -- since Ellen
So let's start with the obvious -- since Ellen

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Of course, saying Australia is a country is kind of stating the obvious. That was never
Of course, saying Australia is a country is kind of stating the obvious. That was never