obvious question

collocation in English

meaningsofobviousandquestion

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obvious
adjective
uk
/ˈɒb.vi.əs/us
/ˈɑːb.vi.əs/
easy to see, recognize, ...
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question
noun
uk
/ˈkwes.tʃən/us
/ˈkwes.tʃən/
a sentence or phrase used to find ...
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(Definition ofobviousandquestionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofobvious question

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We are left with anobviousquestion.
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Anotherobviousquestionis the following.
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That is theobviousquestionthat remains.
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This raises theobviousquestionof 'what benefit?'.
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Anobviousquestionis why this motif is so common.
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Theobviousquestionis how to integrate the two approaches.
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This left anobviousquestionhanging in the air.
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Theobviousquestion, however, is why they are not used more in teaching design.
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This raises theobviousquestionof what the motives of the complying men were.
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Anobviousquestionis whether the higher return justifies the higher risk.
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Theobviousquestionis what we understand "human life" and "adequate protection" to mean.
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This does raise oneobviousquestion, however: what is a monk doing singing a nun's song?
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Theobviousquestionis whether the means is suited to the task.
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Anobviousquestionis whether we have any interesting model theory for classical proofs.
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Anobviousquestionis whether this requirement is stronger than needed.
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Theobviousquestion, then, is under what conditions tonally prominent syllables are interpreted as feet.
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The divorce of the speaker from the spoken in this short section alone asks theobviousquestion: who is speaking?
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Theobviousquestionto ask at this point is why children bother to learn general rules at all.
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Theobviousquestionis the extent to which the use of the drug remains within the restriction.
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