evident
61evident — ev·i·dent …
62evident — adjective Syn: obvious, apparent, noticeable, conspicuous, visible, discernible, clear, plain, manifest, patent; informal as clear as day …
63evident — [ˈevɪd(ə)nt] adj formal easy to see, notice, or understand …
64evident — e|vi|dent adj., e (tydelig) …
65evident — evi|dẹnt <lateinisch> (offenbar; einleuchtend) …
66evident — Akaaka, maopopo maika i. Cf. obvious …
67Tamper-evident — describes a device or process that makes unauthorised access to the protected object easily detected. This may take the form of seals, markings or other techniques.TamperingTampering involves the deliberate altering or adulteration of a product,… …
68tamper-evident — ˈtamper ˌevident adjective a package or container that is tamper evident is made so that you can see if someone has opened it before it is sold in the shops * * * tamper evident UK US adjective UK ► made so that you are able to see if anything… …
69self-evident — adj formal clearly true and needing no more proof = ↑obvious ▪ self evident truths it is self evident (that) ▪ It is self evident that childhood experiences influence our adult behaviour …
70Self-evident — Self ev i*dent, a. Evident without proof or reasoning; producing certainty or conviction upon a bare presentation to the mind; as, a self evident proposition or truth. {Self ev i*dent*ly}, adv. [1913 Webster] …