Evident
Example: És evident que la llibertat individual és fonamental en filosofia.
Definition
"Evident" in philosophy describes something that is clearly understood or perceived without doubt or need for proof. It refers to a fact or truth that is immediately recognizable and indisputable, as in the phrase, 'It is evident that individual freedom is fundamental in philosophy.'
Etymology
The word "evident" comes from the Latin 'evidens,' meaning 'obvious' or 'clear.' It combines 'ex-' (out) and 'videre' (to see), literally meaning 'to see out' or 'to be obvious.' Did you know that this word has been used since ancient times to describe truths that need no further explanation?
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