Obviously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBVIOUSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• OBVIOUS, easily understood
• in a way that is easily perceived or understood; clearly
• in a way that is easy to see or understand
• unmistakably (`plain\' is often used informally for `plainly\')
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in an obvious manner

Words related to OBVIOUSLY

obvious12 obvs9 patently13

How to use OBVIOUSLY in a sentence

• There was a touch of arrogance in his bearing which was obviously natural to him, but his apology was none the less sincere.
• Had it been of a secular nature, it might almost have been described as inhuman, so obviously was it designed to render his hearers afraid to go home in the dark.
• In our political career there are, obviously, three great epochs.
• Obviously they are more interesting, else the travellers in a railway carriage would converse instead of reading.
• There is one objection obviously to be made to most of the illustrations which are designed to show the public element in all private conduct.
• The dark-skinned men were obviously mainly of Indian and negro descent, although some of them also showed a strong strain of white blood.
• It obviously indicates that none of its members had joined the party whose principles had obtained the ascendency.
• There was obviously, therefore, no time to be lost.
• Obviously, it had been smashed up by the sea and then packed in again by the strong wind from the northeast, and I thought it had frozen together solid.
• The little man, too, had obviously passed the night out of his bed.
• These objects were partly attained, and were obviously attainable as far as France or the emperor had any interest in prosecuting them.
• The question was, who? Obviously it must be some one upon whose discretion absolute reliance could be placed.
• Patients obviously did not often come his way, and his joy at seeing me was pitiful.
• Not only was this obviously impossible, but no relative of Ambrose Smith is apparently alive in England who could by any chance have justified the imposition.
• She wondered why poets and people of that kind made so much of love and so little of friendship, since the latter was obviously the more lasting and satisfactory of the two.
• The kneeling figure below is obviously a later insertion, as may be seen from the incongruous colour of the arch above it.
• And what makes it even more exasperating is the fact that this is obviously not in accordance with the wishes and intentions of Mr.
• It is too abnormal, too obviously tainted with madness.
• Obviously the former group are for us the right, the latter group are for us the wrong.
• But whether difficult or easy, it is obviously important for the average woman to make some effort in that direction, for if she fails to do so there is chaos.
• Deeply sunken beneath these, glowed in the obscure light a pair of eyes of uncertain color, but obviously enough too small.
• Wallace had promised to give as much assistance as possible in selecting the material without which the task on such a scale would obviously have been impossible.
• Obviously it looked as though Loose End could not support its own family without the burden of another.

Similar words containing OBVIOUS without suffix ly

obvious12 unobvious14 nonobvious15 obviousness16 overobvious19 nonobviouses17 obviousnesses18 nonobviousness19

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