Meaning
歴然と (れきぜんと, rekizento) is a bonus vocabulary word meaning “clear”.
Kanji in this word
Example sentences 10
彼と私の力の差は歴然としている
The difference between his ability and mine is glaringly evident.
それは歴然としている.
It is as plain as daylight.
物腰から彼が軍人であることは歴然としていた。
His bearing announced him as a military man.
君が注意を払っていなかったのは歴然としている。
It's quite plain that you haven't been paying attention.
宗室ら博多商人が武力行使をちらつかせられ、半ば脅迫に近い形で奪われたのは歴然としている。
It is clear that Soshitsu and other Hakata merchants were deprived of it in a manner close to semi-coercion, with the use of armed force being hinted at.
小学校の運営は各学区に任されていたため、富んだ区と、そうでない区の教育差が歴然とし始めた。
Since primary schools were operated by each ward, it began creating education gap between wards with resources and the ones without.
日本と異なり、韓国では天然ワカメと養殖ワカメに歴然としたブランド格差があり、天然ワカメは非常に貴重視され高値で取引される。
Unlike in Japan, there is an unbridgeable brand gap between natural seaweed and cultured seaweed, and natural seaweed is regarded as very precious and traded at a high price.
また、左記はあくまで単年の排出量で比較した話であり、累積排出量で比べればその差は歴然としているため、その事にも配慮してEUなどの工業先進国は率先して京都議定書を締結したものである。
Moreover, the above is a comparison of single-year emissions only; when compared in terms of cumulative emissions, the difference is obvious, and with that in mind, industrially advanced countries such as those in the EU took the lead in concluding the Kyoto Protocol.
ただし、八条宮家から臣籍降下した広幡家（正親町源氏）と一条家（摂関家）から分家した醍醐家は、摂関家に次ぐ清華家に加えられて後には左大臣にまで昇進した者もおり、他の新家との待遇の差は歴然としていた。
However, there were two families whose status was manifestly different from the other Shinke families, these being the Hirohata family (Ogimachi-Genji (Minamoto clan)) which was a part of the Hachijomiya family that had lost its membership of the Imperial family and the Daigo family (a branch family of the Ichijo family of regents): these families had the status of seiga just below the rank of regent and included members who advanced as far as sadaijin (minister of the left).
これは、結局、当時の国力の差は歴然としており、この状況下、この（日本側としては）無念極まりない要求も受け入れざる得なかったものとされるが、捕縛ではなく発砲による殺傷を目的とした野蛮な対応に外国は震撼せしめた。
In the end, it is said that the difference in national power at the time was obvious, and under these circumstances Japan had no choice but to accept this (from Japan's perspective) utterly mortifying demand, but foreign countries were horrified by the barbaric response aimed at killing by shooting rather than capturing.