Able to be seen; plainly visible; evident, manifest, obvious; = isene, adj. Cf. well seen, adj. 1.

Plainly visible; evident, obvious. Chiefly in predicative use with it as subject and clause as complement. Now chiefly Scottish.

Plain, obvious, clear. Also (esp. of an emotion, characteristic, etc.): blatant, unashamed.

Easily observed; evident, obvious. Cf. well seen, adj. 1.

Brilliant, shining, bright; hence, clearly seen, evident, apparent, obvious. Obsolete.

Of something physical: distinctly visible; conspicuous. Obsolete.

Meeting the eyes, showing itself; open to sight, visible, plainly seen. archaic.

Readily perceptible by a sense other than touch; plainly observable; noticeable.

Nautical †(a) Having an unobstructed view of. Also with off, on, upon, or to (obsolete). (b) Visible without obstruction; visible to one side of a…

Capable of being pointed out; that can be pointed to or at; (hence) visible, apparent. rare.

Open to view, plainly visible; clear, distinct. Now rare (chiefly regional in later use).

(a) having full or large eyes; wide-eyed; †(b) perfectly visible; seen in the front (obsolete).

Not masked (in various senses of mask, v.4).

That may be plainly seen. Obsolete.

Of a sight or view: clear, unobstructed.

Open to view; clearly visible.

Not overclouded.

Obvious to the senses; directly visible. rare.

Not mystified; not made mysterious or obscure.

Unshrouded, unobscured.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

transferred and figurative. Sharply defined or outlined; clear-cut; distinct.

Capable of being focused (in various senses of the verb).