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Meanings of overt in English

Portuguese
aberto
Catalan
públic
Spanish
público

Open and observable; not secret or hidden.

Related terms
aberto
Usage of overt in English
1
However, the treatment was not effective in clinically overt, advanced stage tumors.
Pubmed
2
Please allow DA members to decide without such overt and unnecessary interference.
The South African
3
There was an overt, six-month military build-up ahead of the six-week conflict.
Reuters
4
All patients presented with overt CS, including one patient with cyclic Cushing's.
Pubmed
5
I am a feminist, although currently not 'active' in any overt activism.
Feminist dot com
6
I blame Gallus's wife Constantia for the overt change in his character.
Julian
7
It causes no overt symptoms to suggest that it's changing us genetically.
Inferno
8
Yemeni officials worry an overt U.S. military presence could attract a backlash.
Reuters
9
Obstruction of justice is a crime that requires more than overt acts.
The Irish Times
10
A party loyalist, he did not express his views in overt rebellions.
The Guardian
11
Unlike the others, there is nothing hasty or overt in his plans.
The Penal Cluster
12
There was overt racism on a day-to-day basis and I lived it.
The Guardian
13
There was nothing overt about the hold they exercised over the village.
Amagansett
14
Aged SHRs with established overt HHD were further monitored to investigate survival.
Pubmed
15
Nevertheless there were no overt acts attempted against the authority of Peking.
The Fight for the Republic in China
16
Few had overt political agendas, but they could be turned into patriots.
The Guardian
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Translations for overt
Portuguese
aberto
Overt through the time
Overt across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common