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blatantly
[bleyt-nt-lee]
adverb
in a shameless or conspicuous way; flagrantly.
While many of those workers are joining unions, many others are being blatantly ripped off.
in a way that is tastelessly loud, garish, or obvious.
She dyes her hair blond, but leaves her dark brown roots blatantly visible.
Word History and Origins
Origin of blatantly1
Example Sentences
Giuliani even invented a blatantly racist story about the women passing drugs to each other at their Fulton County polling place.
The corporation behind Oreo has filed a lawsuit in the US against the budget supermarket Aldi, accusing it of "blatantly" copying the packaging of its famous snacks.
“The Executive Order is blatantly unconstitutional. It contravenes the will of Congress and violates the constitutional rights of NPR and its member stations,” Boutrous said.
Both Labour and First Minister John Swinney have described the online video as "blatantly racist".
Scottish Labour had already described the advert as "blatantly racist".
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