Synonyms and antonyms of Clear to the senses in American Thesaurus

pin-sharp (adjective)

a pin-sharp image is extremely clear

obvious (adjective)

clear to almost anyone

apparent (adjective)

easy to see or understand

plain (adjective)

easily seen or understood

visible (adjective)

able to be seen

distinct (adjective)

able to be clearly seen, heard, smelled, or tasted

show up ()

if something shows up, people can see it

noticeable (adjective)

easy to see, hear, or feel

identifiable (adjective)

able to be recognized, or easy to recognize

perceptible (adjective)

able to be seen, heard, etc. if you look, listen, etc. carefully

high-visibility (adjective)

high-visibility clothing is brightly colored and reflects light so the person wearing it can be seen easily

high-vis (adjective)

informal high-vis clothing is brightly colored and reflects light so the person wearing it can be seen easily

clarity (noun)

the ability to be easily seen or heard

clear (adjective)

easy to see

clearly (adverb)

in a way that people can easily see, hear, or understand

conspicuous (adjective)

very noticeable or easy to see, especially because of being unusual or different

decided (adjective)

formal impossible to doubt and easy to see

definition (noun)

the clear edges or shape that something has that make it easy to see

detectable (adjective)

able to be detected

discernible (adjective)

able to be seen, noticed, or understood

distinctly (adverb)

in a way that is clear to your senses

distinguishable (adjective)

easy to see, hear, smell, or taste

dominant (adjective)

more noticeable than the other parts or aspects of something

evident (adjective)

formal easy to see, notice, or understand

exposed (adjective)

not covered or hidden and therefore able to be seen

focus (noun)

the state of being able to be seen clearly

focused (adjective)

a focused sound or image is very clear

focussed ()

another spelling of focused

high-resolution (adjective)

producing a very clear image by using a large number of lines or dots

in broad daylight ()

used for saying that a shocking or criminal event happens during the day, when it can easily be seen

in evidence ()

present somewhere and easy to notice

in front of someone’s (very) eyes ()

in a place where someone can clearly see something

in/within sight ()

in any place that you can see from where you are

manifest (adjective)

formal obvious and easy to notice or understand

manifestly (adverb)

formal clearly and without any doubt

marked (adjective)

clear and noticeable

markedly (adverb)

in a clear and noticeable way

observable (adjective)

something that is observable can be seen or measured

obtrusive (adjective)

attracting attention in a way that is not pleasant or welcome

on display ()

in a place that is able to be seen by many people

on view ()

in a public place for people to see

out (adverb)

if the sun or moon is out, it is not behind clouds

outward (adjective)

obvious and easy to see

physical (adjective)

able to be seen, touched, or felt

plainly (adverb)

in a way that is easy to see, hear, notice, etc.

prominent (adjective)

easy to see or notice

pronounced (adjective)

very obvious or noticeable

publicly (adverb)

in a way that many people notice

razor-sharp (adjective)

very clear and detailed

sharp (adjective)

clear and seen in a lot of detail

sharply (adverb)

in a way that makes details or differences easy to see

show (verb)

if something shows, people can see it or notice it

show/shine/come through ()

if a quality in someone’s character shows/shines/comes through, people can see it in the way that person behaves, speaks, or writes

show up ()

to make it possible to see something

splashy (adjective)

American attracting a lot of attention

strong (adjective)

clear and noticeable

strongly (adverb)

in a way that is very easy to notice

tangible (adjective)

important and noticeable

tangible (adjective)

formal something that is tangible is something that you can touch

under someone’s nose ()

if something happens under your nose, it happens in a place or situation where you should notice it, but you do not

visible (adjective)

clear, obvious, or noticeable

visible (adjective)

someone who is visible is easy to notice

visible to the naked eye ()

able to be seen without using special instruments, despite being very small or far away

visibly (adverb)

in a way that is easy to see or notice

well-defined (adjective)

clearly shown or explained

within/in earshot ()

close enough for you to hear