| OBVIATE | • obviate v. (Transitive) To anticipate and prevent or bypass (something which would otherwise have been necessary or required). • obviate v. (Transitive) To avoid (a future problem or difficult situation). • obviate n. (Linguistics) Synonym of obviative. |
| OBVIOUS | • obvious adj. Easily discovered, seen, or understood; self-explanatory. • OBVIOUS adj. easily understood. |
| OBVIABLE | • obviable adj. Capable of being obviated. • OBVIABLE adj. able to be obviated. |
| OBVIATED | • obviated v. Simple past tense and past participle of obviate. • OBVIATE v. to forestall. |
| OBVIATES | • obviates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of obviate. • OBVIATE v. to forestall. |
| OBVIATOR | • obviator n. One who obviates. • OBVIATOR n. one who obviates. |
| OBVIATING | • obviating v. Present participle of obviate. • OBVIATE v. to forestall. |
| OBVIATION | • obviation n. The act of obviating; deterrence or prevention. • OBVIATION n. the action of obviating something. |
| OBVIATORS | • obviators n. Plural of obviator. • OBVIATOR n. one who obviates. |
| OBVIOUSLY | • obviously adv. In an obvious or clearly apparent manner. • obviously adv. (Colloquial) Used as a filler word, or to introduce information even when not obvious. • OBVIOUS adv. easily understood. |
| UNOBVIOUS | • unobvious adj. Not obvious. • UNOBVIOUS adj. not obvious. |
| NONOBVIOUS | • nonobvious adj. Not obvious. • non-obvious adj. Not obvious. • NONOBVIOUS n. that which is not obvious. |
| OBVIATIONS | • obviations n. Plural of obviation. • OBVIATION n. the action of obviating something. |
| OBVIOUSNESS | • obviousness n. The characteristic of being obvious. • OBVIOUSNESS n. the state of being obvious. |
| OVEROBVIOUS | • overobvious adj. Excessively obvious. • OVEROBVIOUS adj. too obvious. |
| NONOBVIOUSES | • NONOBVIOUS n. that which is not obvious. |
| OBVIOUSNESSES | • obviousnesses n. Plural of obviousness. • OBVIOUSNESS n. the state of being obvious. |
| NONOBVIOUSNESS | • nonobviousness n. The state or condition of being nonobvious. |