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self-evident

[self-ev-i-duhnt, self-] / ˌsɛlfˈɛv ɪ dənt, ˈsɛlf- /


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“If you don’t mention Trump, it’s like searching for a light switch with a blindfold on. You’re not going to find the truth. The truth is self-evident.”

From Washington Post

As Stephanie M. Lee of the Chronicle of Higher Education has pointed out, the flaws in Skidmore’s paper were virtually self-evident from the moment it reached print.

From Los Angeles Times

The harm done to a child who’s not being reflected in literature is self-evident.”

From Washington Post

“Intelligence is what intelligence tests measure” is a classical if overly self-evident definition of intelligence, stemming from a 1923 article by a pioneer of cognitive psychology, Edwin Boring.

From Scientific American

The resulting meltdown triggered further blinding flashes of the obvious — a sort of strobe light of self-evident epiphanies, if you will.

From Washington Post