| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Aparent | Easily seen or understood. |
| 2. | Apropos | Clearly relevant to the matter. |
| 3. | Artless | Without disguise or trickery. |
| 4. | As clear as day | Impossible to miss or doubt. |
| 5. | Assured | Certain; not in question. |
| 6. | At a glance | Understood immediately upon seeing. |
| 7. | Barefaced | Shamelessly open and undisguised. |
| 8. | Blatant | Offensively or plainly evident. |
| 9. | Bread-and-butter | Basic and plainly necessary. |
| 10. | Bright-line | Having a clear boundary or rule. |
| 11. | Broadly evident | Widely and plainly apparent. |
| 12. | Candid | Frank and straightforward. |
| 13. | Categorical | Unqualified; plainly asserted. |
| 14. | Clear | Easy to perceive or understand. |
| 15. | Clear-cut | Decisive; not ambiguous. |
| 16. | Coarse | Lacking subtlety; plainly expressed. |
| 17. | Conspicuous | Easily noticed; stands out. |
| 18. | Crystal-clear | Perfectly clear and understandable. |
| 19. | Cut-and-dried | Already decided; straightforward. |
| 20. | Decided | Definite; beyond doubt. |
| 21. | Definite | Clearly stated or determined. |
| 22. | Demonstrable | Capable of being shown true. |
| 23. | Detectable | Able to be noticed or found. |
| 24. | Distinct | Clearly different; unmistakable. |
| 25. | Easily seen | Visible without effort. |
| 26. | Evident | Plainly seen or understood. |
| 27. | Explicit | Stated clearly and in detail. |
| 28. | Exposed | Left open to view. |
| 29. | Express | Clearly and directly stated. |
| 30. | Flagrant | Glaringly obvious and offensive. |
| 31. | Foregone | Predictable; virtually certain. |
| 32. | Frank | Open, honest, and direct. |
| 33. | Glaring | Strikingly obvious. |
| 34. | Go without saying | So clear it needs no mention. |
| 35. | Graphic | Vividly clear; strongly depicted. |
| 36. | Gross | Bluntly apparent; not subtle. |
| 37. | Hard to miss | Very noticeable. |
| 38. | Illuminating | Making something clear. |
| 39. | In plain sight | Visible and not hidden. |
| 40. | Incontrovertible | Impossible to deny or dispute. |
| 41. | Indisputable | Not open to question. |
| 42. | Inescapable | Impossible to avoid noticing. |
| 43. | Inevitable | Certain to happen; unavoidable. |
| 44. | Instantly clear | Understood right away. |
| 45. | Jarringly clear | Uncomfortably evident. |
| 46. | Just there | Present and plainly visible. |
| 47. | Knock-you-over | Strikingly apparent. |
| 48. | Known | Recognized; not secret. |
| 49. | Limpid | Clear; easy to understand. |
| 50. | Lucid | Clear and readily understood. |
| 51. | Manifest | Clear; obvious to the eye. |
| 52. | Marked | Noticeable; clearly defined. |
| 53. | Meaningful | Clearly significant or indicative. |
| 54. | Mouthy | Bluntly outspoken; not subtle. |
| 55. | Naked | Without concealment; plain. |
| 56. | No-brainer | Requiring little thought. |
| 57. | Not in doubt | Certain; unquestionable. |
| 58. | Noticeable | Easily observed. |
| 59. | Obtrusive | Noticeably prominent; hard to ignore. |
| 60. | On the surface | Evident without deeper analysis. |
| 61. | Open | Not hidden; plainly visible. |
| 62. | Open-and-shut | Clear and easily decided. |
| 63. | Overt | Done openly; not hidden. |
| 64. | Palpable | So obvious it seems tangible. |
| 65. | Patent | Plainly evident; unmistakable. |
| 66. | Perspicuous | Clearly expressed; easy to grasp. |
| 67. | Plain | Simple and clear; unmistakable. |
| 68. | Plain as day | Completely clear and evident. |
| 69. | Point-blank | Direct and unambiguous. |
| 70. | Prominent | Standing out; easily noticed. |
| 71. | Pronounced | Clearly noticeable or marked. |
| 72. | Readily apparent | Easy to see or understand. |
| 73. | Recognizable | Easy to identify. |
| 74. | Revealed | Made known; shown clearly. |
| 75. | Self-evident | True without needing proof. |
| 76. | Self-explanatory | Needing no explanation. |
| 77. | Shameless | Openly done without shame. |
| 78. | Showy | Designed to attract attention. |
| 79. | Simple | Not complicated; easy to grasp. |
| 80. | Stands out | Noticeably different; conspicuous. |
| 81. | Stark | Harshly clear and plain. |
| 82. | Straightforward | Uncomplicated and clear. |
| 83. | Striking | Highly noticeable; attention-getting. |
| 84. | Strongly indicated | Clearly suggested by evidence. |
| 85. | Sure | Certain; confident. |
| 86. | Tangible | So clear it feels touchable. |
| 87. | Transparent | Easy to see through or understand. |
| 88. | Unambiguous | Having one clear meaning. |
| 89. | Unconcealed | Not hidden; openly shown. |
| 90. | Undeniable | Impossible to reject as untrue. |
| 91. | Unmistakable | Impossible to confuse. |
| 92. | Unquestionable | Not open to doubt. |
| 93. | Unvarnished | Plainly stated; without embellishment. |
| 94. | Visible | Able to be seen. |
| 95. | Vivid | Clear, detailed, and lifelike. |
| 96. | Well-known | Widely recognized. |
| 97. | Written all over | Clearly shown in appearance. |
| 98. | You can see it | Easily perceived. |
| 99. | Zinger-clear | Suddenly and sharply evident. |