Idiom
there for everyone to see
Meaning
Very obvious, easily discerned
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“The mistake is there for everyone to see.”
“His lack of preparation was there for everyone to see during the final presentation.”
“The deep division within the committee was there for everyone to see, as members openly argued throughout the entire public hearing.”
Examples
simple
“The mistake is there for everyone to see.”
contextual
“His lack of preparation was there for everyone to see during the final presentation.”
complex
“The deep division within the committee was there for everyone to see, as members openly argued throughout the entire public hearing.”
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