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what is noun for evident?

There isn't a single perfect noun for "evident". It depends on the context and what you want to emphasize. Here are some options:

General:

* Evidence: This is the most common and direct noun. It refers to the proof or facts that make something clear.

* Clarity: This noun emphasizes the ease of understanding something.

* Certainty: This emphasizes that something is definitely true.

More specific:

* Manifestation: This suggests something that is clearly visible or obvious.

* Demonstration: This implies something that is shown or proven.

* Proof: This emphasizes the irrefutable nature of the evidence.

The best noun will depend on the specific situation. For example:

* "The evidence suggests that the suspect was at the scene of the crime."

* "The clarity of her explanation made it easy to understand."

* "There is no certainty about the future."

You could also use a phrase like "the fact that it is evident" or "the evidence of its evident nature."

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