Definition of apparent
When something, a fact, a document, a test that occurs, or the opinion of someone about something or someone is very clear, and no doubt will say that it is clear. What is obvious may not be denied, and therefore no one can doubt it. Noteworthy is that the obvious is closely linked with what you can see directly through the senses. For example, if there is a person who has the furrowed brow, a gesture completely forbidding and nothing nice, it will be apparent is angry about something. On the other hand, in the colloquial language, is usual that we use the word that we are concerned in this way: obviously such or such thing... Based on this expression people can express that it had no doubts about any issue that exposed before their eyes. Meanwhile, the evident is a word that introduces a huge variety of synonyms such as: certain, indisputable, obvious and undeniable, among others. Meanwhile, the word that opposes is doubtful, that instead to which occupies us concerning what exhibits doubt, either, that it is unlikely. Doubt is the indeterminacy, hesitating that someone experiences a situation or fact that you notice and then it will arouse that person a State of uncertainty and lack of belief in what is being said, exposing, i.e. doubts will prevail across certain issues and obvious, that's what happens when there are doubts. Therefore it is that usually the doubt paralyses the actions that someone has thought to carry out, realize, while the certainty, that which is apparent, moved to action because you are unsure about something, and then not afraid to commit a mistake. On the other hand the clear word is used to express that Yes, of course to something.