1) a word pronounced like another but different in meaning, spelling or origin, e.g. sum and some (homophone)
that can be seen or felt
easily noticed; considerable
(of bad behaviour, telling a lie) obvious and without caring; without regret
obvious; brazen
easily understood and certain
definite
clear; definite
certain, definite
clear; not doubtful or uncertain
exact, clear
having, expressed with, emphasis; strong and firm
insistent, unequivocal
well above average (in amount, size, extent)
very large
noticeable, obvious
apparent, obvious
deserving to be noticed; remarkable
important; famous
easily seen; easily understood or known
apparent, understandable
standing out; easily seen; well-known and respected
sticking out; conspicuous
most important or most significant; easily noticed
noticeable, important
a movement, light, sound etc used to give a warning, an order or information; an event which is the immediate cause of another activity etc
extraordinary, outstanding
about which no mistake or doubt is possible
certain, definite
(of feelings) strong; (of a person, speech, behaviour etc) filled with, showing, strong or eager feelings
passionate, opinionated
that can be seen; that is in sight
apparent, seeable
of, for, with or using, the voice; expressing feelings freely
spoken
a vocal sound made without audible stopping of the breath; a letter or symbol used to represent such a sound (e.g. the letters 'a', 'e', 'i', 'o', 'u' and the phonetic symbols
spoken