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Meaning of overt
The primary meaning of the word "overt" is being open or public, or not secret.
Etymology of overt
The word "overt" has its roots in Old French, derived from the Latin word "apertus," meaning "opened" or "revealed," and has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that is openly and publicly known or acknowledged.
Synonyms
obvious
apparent
evident
clear
manifest
palpable
plain
noticeable
conspicuous
visible
transparent
unmistakable
patent
explicit
overtly
open
public
blatant
flagrant
glaring
pronounced
marked
distinct
understandable
comprehensible
perceptible
discernible
recognizable
identifiable
undeniable
unquestionable
Definitions
- The word "overt" is defined by Oxford Languages as:
- + (of a feeling or attitude) being openly and clearly expressed
- + (of an action or activity) being done openly and without secrecy
Usage Examples
- The company's overt attempt to mislead customers was met with criticism.
- * The politician's overt support for the cause helped raise awareness.
- * The artist's use of overt symbolism in the painting sparked controversy.