skådlig

Skådlig is a Swedish adjective that translates to "visible," "perceptible," or "discernible" in English. It is often used to describe something that can be seen or noticed with the eyes, or something that can be understood or recognized. The word is derived from the verb "skåda," which means "to see" or "to behold."

The usage of skådlig implies a certain degree of clarity or prominence. For instance, a faint sound might not be skådlig, while a bright light would be. It can also be applied metaphorically. A trend might be considered skådlig if it is becoming increasingly obvious, or a problem might be skådlig if it is readily apparent. The opposite of skådlig would be something that is hidden, obscure, or imperceptible. In certain contexts, it can also imply that something is worth observing or noteworthy due to its visibility.