Évident
Example: Il est évident que la vérité dépend du contexte philosophique.
Definition
"Évident" describes something that is clear and unmistakable, requiring no doubt or question. In philosophy, it refers to a truth or fact that is immediately understood or accepted without the need for further proof or explanation.
Etymology
The word "évident" comes from the Latin 'evidens,' meaning 'obvious' or 'clear.' It is formed from 'ex-' (out) and 'videre' (to see), literally meaning 'to see out' or 'to see clearly.' Did you know that its root is related to the English word 'evidence,' both emphasizing clarity and obviousness?
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