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Meanings of unobvious in English

Spanish
poco manifiesto

Not immediately apparent.

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poco manifiesto
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Examples for "obvious"
Examples for "obvious"
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Ms Broughton said water quality problems had become obvious to the iwi.
Radio NZ
2
All this is obvious today and, indeed, was obvious fifty years ago.
Brave new world revisited
3
Financial services More obvious opportunities may exist in the financial services sector.
The Irish Times
4
The logical answer to the latter question seems pretty obvious: probably not.
The Guardian
5
This much was obvious a week, month and even a year ago.
The Guardian
Usage of unobvious in English
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It's certainly a day to consider the more unobvious possibilities.
The South African
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It is completely unobvious territory for a TV programme.
The Guardian
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But the flaw in the foundations is sufficiently unobvious that generations of very clever people were able to overlook it.
Economics Without Illusions
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In other words, he beats all other poets, ancient and modern, in constructing metaphors upon the most subtile, delicate, and unobvious analogies.
Shakespeare: His Life, Art, And Characters, Volume I. / With An ...
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Though he carried the motion through, the letter remained in one piece, in one hand, having passed through the other hand in some unobvious fashion.
Blood music
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Besides, in those golden times of Indian delinquency, the arrival of a wealthy relative from the East was no very unobvious ingredient in a story.
Memoirs of the Life of the Rt. Hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan — ...
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Translations for unobvious
Unobvious through the time