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Definition of evident
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of evident is as below...
Evident
(a.) Clear to the
vision;
especially,
clear to the
understanding,
and
satisfactory
to the
judgment;
as, the
figure
or color of a body is
evident
to the
senses;
the guilt of an
offender
can not
always
be made
evident..
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Apodictical
::
Apodictical
(a.)
Self-evident;
intuitively
true;
evident
beyond
contradiction.
Demonstrate
::
Demonstrate
(v. t.) To show, or make
evident,
by
reasoning
or
proof;
to prove by
deduction;
to
establish
so as to
exclude
the
possibility
of doubt or
denial..
Evidentiary
::
Evidentiary
(a.)
Furnishing
evidence;
asserting;
proving;
evidential.
Patency
::
Patency
(n.) The state of being
patent
or
evident.
Heterocercal
::
Heterocercal
(a.)
Having
the
vertebral
column
evidently
continued
into the upper lobe of the tail, which is
usually
longer
than the lower one, as in
sharks..
Notable
::
Notable
(a.)
Capable
of being
noted;
noticeable;
plan;
evident.
Demonstrate
::
Demonstrate
(v. t.) To point out; to show; to
exhibit;
to make
evident.
Openly
::
Openly
(adv.)
Without
reserve
or
disguise;
plainly;
evidently.
Acephala
::
Acephala
(n. pl.) That
division
of the
Mollusca
which
includes
the
bivalve
shells,
like the clams and
oysters;
-- so
called
because
they have no
evident
head.
Formerly
the group
included
the
Tunicata,
Brachiopoda,
and
sometimes
the
Bryozoa.
See
Mollusca..
Evidence
::
Evidence
(n.) That which makes
evident
or
manifest;
that which
furnishes,
or tends to
furnish,
proof;
any mode of
proof;
the
ground
of
belief
or
judgement;
as, the
evidence
of our
senses;
evidence
of the truth or
falsehood
of a
statement..
Axiom
::
Axiom (a.) A
self-evident
and
necessary
truth,
or a
proposition
whose truth is so
evident
as first sight that no
reasoning
or
demonstration
can make it
plainer;
a
proposition
which it is
necessary
to take for
granted;
as, The whole is
greater
than a part; A thing can not, at the same time, be and not be..
Per-
::
Per- () A
prefix
used to
signify
through,
throughout,
by, for, or as an
intensive
as
perhaps,
by hap or
chance;
perennial,
that lasts
throughout
the year;
perforce,
through
or by
force;
perfoliate,
perforate;
perspicuous,
evident
throughout
or very
evident;
perplex,
literally,
to
entangle
very
much..
Tetramorph
::
Tetramorph
(n.) The union of the four
attributes
of the
Evangelists
in one
figure,
which is
represented
as
winged,
and
standing
on
winged
fiery
wheels,
the wings being
covered
with eyes. The
representations
of it are
evidently
suggested
by the
vision
of
Ezekiel
(ch. i.).
Parastichy
::
Parastichy
(n.) A
secondary
spiral
in
phyllotaxy,
as one of the
evident
spirals
in a pine
cone..
Patent
::
Patent
(a.) Open;
expanded;
evident;
apparent;
unconcealed;
manifest;
public;
conspicuous.
Evince
::
Evince
(v. t.) To show in a clear
manner;
to prove
beyond
any
reasonable
doubt;
to
manifest;
to make
evident;
to bring to
light;
to
evidence.
Truism
::
Truism
(n.) An
undoubted
or
self-evident
truth;
a
statement
which is
pliantly
true; a
proposition
needing
no proof or
argument;
--
opposed
to
falsism.
Indisputable
::
Indisputable
(a.) Not
disputable;
incontrovertible;
too
evident
to admit of
dispute.
Abduction
::
Abduction
(n.) A
syllogism
or form of
argument
in which the major is
evident,
but the minor is only
probable..
Tangible
::
Tangible
(a.)
Capable
of being
possessed
or
realized;
readily
apprehensible
by the mind; real;
substantial;
evident.
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