obvietat

In a sentence

• És una obvietat que el sol surt cada matí.

  It is an obvious fact that the sun rises every morning.

  Here, 'obvietat' is used to indicate a well-known and universally accepted truth.

• Però pensar que tots els problemes tenen una solució fàcil és una obvietat perillosament simplista.

  But thinking that all problems have an easy solution is a dangerously simplistic obviousness.

  In this context, 'obvietat' refers to an oversimplified truth or concept, emphasizing its naive or reductive perspective.

• La proposta que ha fet el director per al nou projecte sembla una obvietat.

  The proposal made by the director for the new project seems like an obvious statement.

  Here, 'obvietat' suggests that the proposal lacks originality or novelty, as it states something already widely known or assumed.