Clear, manifest, evident.

Exposed to the mind, brought to light; evident, plain, clear, easy to understand. Now chiefly in to lay open: to reveal, explain, expose.

Manifest, unconcealed. The phrase ebere morþ (open murder) is retained in the Latin Laws of Henry I, and is quoted by the legal antiquaries of 17th…

Of a sign, truth, etc.: Clear, plain. Also absol. as noun, the graith, the truth.

Plainly displayed before the mental vision; plain, clear, obvious; ‘pronounced’, emphatic, explicit.

Clear to the senses or the mind; evident, manifest, obvious; easily perceivable or recognizable.

Manifest to the mind or judgement, evident, plain.

Of conspicuous magnitude; palpable, striking; plain, evident, obvious, easy to apprehend or understand. Obsolete.

Clearly revealed to the eye, mind, or judgement; open to view or comprehension; obvious.

Notorious; well-known; evident.

Of a fact, quality, phenomenon, etc.: clear, evident, obvious.

Easy to perceive, evident, obvious. Obsolete.

That has been revealed, found out, made known, or divulged. In early use: †easily seen or perceived, obvious (obsolete).

plain as a pikestaff (also packstaff, pad-staff).

Of a fact, idea, quality, characteristic, etc.: easily perceived by the mind; manifest, obvious, clear.

That makes something readily apparent or understood; illustrative.

†plain as a packsaddle, †plain as Salisbury (punning on Salisbury Plain), plain as print, plain as the nose on (†in) one's face, plain as day(light)…

Illuminated, resplendent, clear; lustrous, illustrious.

Evident to the mind, manifest. Obsolete.

Conspicuous; obvious, evident. Obsolete.

Plain and evident to the mind; perfectly clear or manifest; plainly distinguishable; clearly visible.

Not covered or darkened by shadow.

figurative. Easily seen through, recognized, understood, or detected; manifest, evident, obvious, clear. Cf. apparent, adj. 3.

Of proofs, exposition, etc.: Clear, evident, manifest. Obsolete.

That may be mentally perceived or observed; clearly or readily evident or perceptible; apparent, manifest, obvious.

figurative. Easily detected or seen through; obvious; = transparent, adj. 2b. rare.

Clearly manifest, evident, or obvious. Obsolete.

Open, manifest. (So in French.) Obsolete. rare.

Easy to be seen, obvious.

Of a method, plan, etc.: That suggests itself.