Exam: TOEFL

Definition: In a way that is noticeable or intrusive, often in a way that is unwelcome or inappropriate.

Example: The decorations were placed obtrusively around the room, making it hard to focus on anything else.

Definition: The quality of being noticeable in a way that is unwelcome or intrusive.

Example: Her obtrusiveness made it difficult for others to express their opinions freely.

Definition: Describing a person who is not fully alert or aware of their surroundings, often appearing confused or disoriented.

Example: After the accident, he seemed obtunded and did not respond to questions.

Definition: To dull or reduce the intensity of something, often referring to sensations or feelings.

Example: The medication helped to obtund the patient's pain during recovery.

Definition: A device or structure that closes an opening in the body, often used in medical contexts.

Example: The surgeon used an obturator to close the gap in the patient's palate.

Definition: In a way that is not sharp or quick to understand; lacking in quickness of perception or intellect.

Example: He obtusely failed to grasp the main point of the discussion.

Definition: To prevent something from happening by taking action in advance; to make something unnecessary.

Example: The new safety measures will obviate the need for additional training.

Definition: Something that is easy to see or understand; clear and apparent without any doubt.

Example: It was obvious that she was upset after hearing the news.

Definition: In a way that is easy to see or understand; clearly.

Example: She obviously loves to play the piano, as she practices every day.

Definition: The quality of being easy to see or understand; something that is clear and apparent.

Example: The obviousness of her mistake made it easy for everyone to notice.

Definition: A special time or event when something happens, often important or significant.

Example: We celebrated the occasion with a big party.