adjective
apparent
Easy to notice or understand.
The crack in the mug is apparent at a glance.
Etymology
The source verb means to appear or become visible. In this sense, something apparent has come clearly into view, whether literally seen or readily understood.
In context
difference is apparent among ends since some are ways of being at work while others are certain kinds of works produced
More examples
- His disappointment became apparent immediately.
- The reason for the delay was soon apparent.
- There was no apparent connection between the events.
Forms
apparent
apparently adverb — as can be seen or understood