Blindingly obvious

Blindingly obvious is a phrase used to describe something that is extremely clear or evident, to the point where it is impossible to overlook or ignore. It refers to a fact or truth that is so apparent that it “blinds” the observer with its obviousness1. The phrase is a combination of the words "blinding" and "obvious". It is not to be confused with "blaringly obvious", which is a sound-based metaphor and less suited for seeing what is obvious.

Tesla crash continues as Musk doubles down on 'blindingly obvious' strategy.

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blindingly

adverb
in a very bright and dazzling way that is likely to cause temporary loss of vision:
"blindingly white beams of light";·;"it started out blindingly sunny on Sunday morning"
very intensely; extremely:
"the reason is blindingly obvious"

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obviously
adverb
in a way that is easily perceived or understood; clearly:
"she was obviously sick";·;"obviously, everyone has to do what they think is right"
Similar:
clearly
evidently
plainly
patently
visibly
discernibly
manifestly
noticeably
unmistakably
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