Nyilvánvalóbbá

Nyilvánvalóbbá is the comparative form of the Hungarian adjective "nyilvánvaló," which translates to "obvious" or "clear" in English. The suffix "-bb" indicates the comparative degree, meaning "more obvious" or "clearer." This grammatical form is used to compare two or more things, highlighting that one possesses the quality of being obvious to a greater extent than the others.

For instance, one might say "Ez az új információ nyilvánvalóbbá tette a helyzetet" (This new information made the situation clearer). Here, the new information has increased the clarity or obviousness of the situation. Similarly, "Az egyik magyarázat sokkal nyilvánvalóbbá vált a másik után" (One explanation became much more obvious after the other) illustrates a comparison where one explanation gained more clarity relative to another.

The use of "nyilvánvalóbbá" is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing when discussing increasing levels of understanding, clarity, or evidentness. It functions similarly to the English phrases "more apparent," "more evident," or "more conspicuous." The grammatical structure often involves the adjective followed by the verb "tenni" (to make) or other verbs that indicate a change in state, signifying that something has become more obvious.