Definition
In an open, obvious, or publicly revealed manner, without attempting to hide something.
Etymology
From 'overt' (from Old French 'ouvert,' past participle of 'ouvrir,' to open, from Latin 'operire'). The adverb form emerged in the 16th century.
Kelly Says
The legal concept of 'overt acts' distinguishes between thinking about a crime and actually doing it—simply planning a robbery isn't a crime, but an overt act like buying supplies for it can be prosecuted.
Translations
ARالعربية
بوضوح
bi-wuh-wuh
CACatalà
obertament
oh-ber-ta-men-t
CSČeština
otvřeně
ot-v-re-ne
DEDeutsch
offensichtlich
of-en-shick-lich
ELΕλληνικά
ανοιχτά
ah-no-ee-hta
ESEspañol
abiertamente
ah-bee-en-teh-men-teh
FISuomi
avoimesti
ah-vo-i-mes-ti
FRFrançais
ouvertement
oo-vayr-tuh-man
HUMagyar
nyilvánvalóan
nee-l-van-va-lo-an
IDBahasa Indonesia
terbuka
te-r-boo-ka
ITItaliano
apertamente
ah-peh-r-ta-men-teh
KO한국어
공개적으로
gong-gae-jeok-e-ro
MRMR
स्पष्टपणे
s-p-sh-ta-pa-ne
MSBahasa Melayu
terbuka
te-r-boo-ka
NLNederlands
openlijk
oh-pen-lijk
PLPolski
otwarcie
ot-war-tche
PTPortuguês
abertamente
ah-ber-tan-men-teh
RORomână
deschis
de-s-kis
TAதமிழ்
வெளிப்படையாக
ve-li-ppa-da-ya-ag
TEతెలుగు
ఖచ్చితంగా
khachchitha-nga
TRTürkçe
açıkça
ah-kee-ch-ah
UKУкраїнська
відверто
vid-ver-to
ZUZU
ngokuthi
ngoh-koo-thee