English to Latin Meaning of apparent - apparent

Apparent :

apparent

adjective

ducit, apertus, patentibus, notatu dignum est;

Apparent :: apparet,Apparently :: videturUnapparent :: invisibilis

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Definitions of apparent in English

Adjective(1) clearly revealed to the mind or the senses or judgment(2) appearing as such but not necessarily so

Examples of apparent in English

(1) The result of this will become more apparent in the second half of the year.(2) Often redness is apparent in the complexion or hair or the complexion is well tanned.(3) The road had begun sinking some months back, with dips becoming apparent in the road.(4) Despite the apparent lack of interest, it seemed to be a rollercoaster of some substance.(5) This apparent lack of the respect for the dead led to criticism, but it was a necessary expedient.(6) her influence on his work is apparent(7) The themes that dominate our pop culture are often only truly apparent in retrospect.(8) We can moan about people's apparent lack of intelligence and mixed motives later.(9) it's all too apparent now(10) The joint enterprise model of marriage is apparent in some of the factors in the checklist.(11) In both cases, the market treated the good results with an apparent lack of enthusiasm.(12) The Athenian mix of culture and commerce was as apparent in art as architecture.(13) for no apparent reason(14) The same approach to collective dominance is apparent in the context of mergers.(15) The discussion ended and the man left the apartment with his threat still apparent in the room.(16) it was apparent that he didn't agree with them

Related Phrases of apparent

(1) horizon ::

horizon

(2) heir apparent ::

apparent heredis

(3) apparent power ::

apparent virtute

(4) become apparent ::

apparent facti sunt

(5) for no apparent reason ::

sine causa

Related Phrases of apparent

(1) horizon ::

horizon

(2) heir apparent ::

apparent heredis

(3) apparent power ::

apparent virtute

(4) become apparent ::

apparent facti sunt

(5) for no apparent reason ::

sine causa

Synonyms

Adjective

1. evident ::

evident

2. seeming ::

uidentur

3. plain ::

patet

Noun

4. skyline ::

skyline

5. outlook ::

mentis habitu,

6. view ::

visum

7. celestial horizon ::

caeleste horizon

Antonyms

1. invisible ::

invisibilia

2. sightless ::

inanis exstinctique

Different Forms

apparent, apparently, unapparent

Word Example from TV Shows

Yes, it's the APPARENT change in the frequency of a wave...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 6

...and the APPARENT collective decision on the part of all womankind...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 5

Might not be APPARENT from his tone, but it's the truth.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3

...without my meaning becoming APPARENT to those around you.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 6

Examples of apparent from TV Shows

Yes, it's the APPARENT change in the frequency of a wave...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 6

...and the APPARENT collective decision on the part of all womankind...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 5

Might not be APPARENT from his tone, but it's the truth.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3

...without my meaning becoming APPARENT to those around you.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 6

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