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   manifestly formal. patently. plainly. Fewer examples. She's obviously very intelligent, but her lectures are heavy going. You obviously didn't read the instructions properly. There was obviously a great physical attraction between them. You've obviously put a lot of work in on your garden.

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     manifestly formal. patently. plainly. Fewer examples. She's...

   • Znaczenie Obviously, Definicja W Cambridge English Dictionary

     OBVIOUSLY definicja: 1. in a way that is easy to understand...

   • Obviously: Catalan Translation

     OBVIOUSLY translate: òbviament. Learn more in the Cambridge...

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   The meaning of OBVIOUSLY is in an obvious manner. How to use obviously in a sentence.

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   3 meanings: 1. in a way that is easy to see or understand; evidently 2. without subtlety 3. it is obvious that; clearly.... Click for more definitions.

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   manifestly formal. patently. plainly. Fewer examples. She's obviously very intelligent, but her lectures are rough going. You obviously didn't read the instructions properly. There was obviously a great physical attraction between them. You've obviously put a lot of work in on your garden.

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   Obviously is a word people use when they are sure of something and sure that it's plainly clear to others. When you get presents on your birthday, you're obviously happy. Dogs obviously like to chase squirrels. The sky is obviously blue. People also use this word when they're being mean or sarcastic.

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   Obviously definition: in a way that is easy to see or understand; evidently. See examples of OBVIOUSLY used in a sentence.

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   What does the term 'obviously' mean?

   • Obviously is an adverb meaning anything you want it to be, or clearly apparent to common sense or reason. It was not the intended meaning in the provided passage, which refers to an abbreviation of the word 'obviously' created at Florida State University by the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity.

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   What is obviously adverb?

   • used to say that a particular situation or fact is easy to see or understand He was obviously upset. They're obviously not coming. This story is so obviously false that Matthew doesn't bother to refute it. Definition of obviously adverb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.

   obviously adverb - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes

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   What does it mean if something is obviously true?

   • Something obviously true is clearly, totally, unmistakably true. There's just no doubt about it. Obviously is a word people use when they are sure of something and sure that it's plainly clear to others. When you get presents on your birthday, you're obviously happy. Dogs obviously like to chase squirrels. The sky is obviously blue.

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   What does 'obvious' mean in a sentence?

   • If obviously was to be used it would be Obvious, the dinner was a complete disaster. In fact, would not be correct as it depicts a sense of assertiveness which does not seem to be the context of the sentence. All in all, refers to something that takes everything into consideration. It is a great way to start and end a list of grievances.

   2........... I can say that the dinner was a complete disaster. a) All

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   Is using the word 'obviously' bad?

   • The word ‘obviously’ is considered destructive by some. It is often used when introducing a new concept or idea that is based on pre-existing notions. For instance, as a teacher, these prerequisites for understanding might seem simple and, well, obvious. However, I've found that hearing the word ‘obviously’ instantly distracts me from the real point of the lesson.

   Why You Should Never Use the Word “Obviously”

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   What does it mean if someone says'obviously'?

   • There's just no doubt about it. Obviously is a word people use when they are sure of something and sure that it's plainly clear to others. When you get presents on your birthday, you're obviously happy. Dogs obviously like to chase squirrels. The sky is obviously blue. People also use this word when they're being mean or sarcastic.

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   1. You use obviously when you are stating something that you expect the person who is listening to know already. [emphasis] [...] 2. You use obviously to indicate that something is easily noticed, seen, or recognized. [...] More.