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- Dictionaryev·i·dent/ˈevəd(ə)nt/
adjective
- 1. plain or obvious; clearly seen or understood: "she ate the cookies with evident enjoyment"
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The meaning of EVIDENT is clear to the vision or understanding. How to use evident in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Evident.
easily seen or understood; obvious: It quickly became evident that someone had broken in. Twain’s interest in Adam is evident in all his work. evidently. adverb us / ˈev·ɪ·d ə nt·li / I thought she’d want to see me. Evidently, she doesn’t.
Evident definition: plain or clear to the sight or understanding. See examples of EVIDENT used in a sentence.
easily seen or understood; obvious: It quickly became evident that someone had broken in. Twain’s interest in Adam is evident in all his work. evidently. adverb us / ˈev·ɪ·d ə nt·li / I thought she’d want to see me. Evidently, she doesn’t.
Evident means conspicuously visible, often the mark of an action or a feeling. If a room is in total disarray, with everything pulled out of the drawers, it's evident that someone has been searching for something.
Definition of evident adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
evident. (evɪdənt ) 1. adjective B2. If something is evident, you notice it easily and clearly. His footprints were clearly evident in the heavy dust. The threat of inflation is already evident in bond prices. ...the best-publicised cases of evident injustice. 2. adjective.
