It ain't Obvious
- Started 16 years ago
- Last post 16 years ago
- 14 Responses
- Doorman
Obvious= Clear | Evident | Self-explanatory.
But why do people keep saying "obviously" in their sentence when in fact it is not.
It can only be obvious when you know the situation.
I dont think that you can say "I got up and obvioulsy there was no milk, so I went to the nearest store"
What is obvious in general is something which is followed by a few people => "As a designer, Ilike to design things obviously" (it is a **Evident**).
Isnt it?
- mikotondria30
Upon opening the fridge and discovering an empty bottle, it was indeed obvious that there was no milk.
- vaxorcist0
It may be obvious to them, but not to you... or this may be a gentle put down or hazing ritual.....
- detritus0
You are from Mexico.
- tu es de Mehikoh.mikotondria3
- Miko... Tu eres de Méjico, se dice así!OBBTKN
- who knows am from all over the place, obviously.Doorman
- detritus0
"obviously, there was no milk" is fairly typical morning bitterness.
All's fine, nothing to see here, move along.
- Doorman0
Listen to people around you and you will notice that "obvious" has become a gap filler word a bit like "double-Check" rather than "control or verify"....it must be an Urban Trend like the fixed gear bike LOL
- Mal0
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doushbaggery.
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