Obvious:

Adjective:

1. Easily perceived or understood; clear, apparent, or self-evident.
2. Not needing to be explicitly stated; understood without needing to be pointed out.

Usage:

• “Obvious” is often used with prepositions like “to,” “that,” and “in.”
• Common collocations include “obvious reason,” “obvious choice,” “obvious conclusion,” “obvious fact,” “obvious mistake,” and “obvious solution.”

Example Sentences:

1. It was obvious that she was upset.
2. The answer to the problem was obvious once he explained it.
3. The benefits of the new policy were obvious to everyone.
4. He made an obvious mistake in the calculations.
5. The solution became obvious after a few minutes of discussion.
6. It was obvious from her expression that she was pleased.
7. The reasons for his resignation were obvious.
8. They reached the obvious conclusion after reviewing the evidence.
9. She made an obvious effort to appear calm.
10. It’s obvious that they need more time to prepare.
11. The benefits of regular exercise are obvious.
12. He stated the obvious when he pointed out the time.
13. It was obvious to everyone that he was lying.
14. The solution was obvious in hindsight.
15. She had an obvious talent for music.
16. The mistake was so obvious that no one missed it.
17. The dangers of the job were obvious from the start.
18. The differences between the two plans were obvious.
19. His lack of experience was obvious during the presentation.
20. The problem with the machine was obvious to the technician.
21. They made an obvious error in judgment.
22. The benefits of the new technology were obvious.
23. It was obvious to him that she was avoiding him.
24. The importance of the project was obvious to everyone involved.
25. The similarities between the two stories were obvious.
26. She made it obvious that she was not interested in the proposal.
27. The solution seemed obvious once he explained it.
28. It’s obvious that she doesn’t want to talk about it.
29. They reached an obvious consensus on the issue.
30. The need for change was obvious to everyone.
31. It was obvious to see who the leader of the group was.
32. He stated the obvious when he mentioned the weather.
33. The consequences of their actions were obvious.
34. The dangers of smoking are obvious.
35. She made an obvious effort to improve her grades.
36. The solution became increasingly obvious as they discussed it.
37. It was obvious from the start that he was the right person for the job.
38. The benefits of the new approach were obvious to everyone involved.
39. The flaws in the plan were obvious to the team.
40. It was obvious that they were not prepared for the meeting.
41. She made it obvious that she wanted to leave early.
42. The problem with the machine was obvious to the engineer.
43. They made an obvious mistake in their calculations.
44. The similarities between the two stories were too obvious to ignore.
45. It was obvious to everyone in the room who the winner would be.
46. The solution was so obvious that they wondered why they hadn’t thought of it before.
47. The consequences of their actions were painfully obvious.
48. He made it obvious that he was not interested in the offer.
49. The differences between the two options were immediately obvious.
50. She stated the obvious when she mentioned the deadline.