Évidentévidente

Évidentévidente is a term that has gained popularity in recent years, particularly in the context of social media and online discussions. It is a portmanteau of the French words "évident" (obvious) and "évidente" (evident), and is used to emphasize a point that is so obvious that it does not require further explanation.

The term is often used in arguments where one party feels that the other is being overly complex or convoluted in their reasoning. By using "évidentévidente," the speaker is essentially saying that the point is so clear that it does not need to be explained, and that the other person is being deliberately obtuse or difficult to understand.

The term has been criticized for its use in dismissing valid points of view or for being used to shut down debates. Critics argue that it can be used to silence dissenting opinions and that it lacks the nuance needed for meaningful dialogue.

Despite these criticisms, "évidentévidente" continues to be used in online discussions, often with the intent to simplify complex issues or to dismiss opposing viewpoints. Its use reflects broader trends in online communication, where brevity and directness are valued, and where the nuances of language and argument are sometimes sacrificed for simplicity.