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Meanings of blatantly in English

In a blatant manner, so as to be highly visible or obvious.

Usage of blatantly in English
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And in key areas the Irish tax system is still blatantly anti-work.
The Irish Times
2
I'm early, she said, feeling guilty at being caught staring so blatantly.
The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
3
The pupils of the country have been blatantly betrayed by this Government.
The Irish Times
4
Often, the invoices sent to banks turned out to be blatantly fraudulent.
The Guardian
5
Also blatantly shameless to offer themselves. He declined to provide any examples.
Reuters
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And the blatantly, deliberately Islamophobic mayoral campaign against Sadiq Khan in London.
The Guardian
7
What was hot then was anything that blatantly suggested status and money.
The new yorker
8
They have registered Claudia and Esme's interest and are now blatantly staring.
This is where we live
9
Nowhere is this more blatantly on display than in the immigration policy.
Ebony
10
But he also is the perfect man for these blatantly opportunistic times.
Reuters
11
They want the practical, the blatantly obvious, spiced with a little emotion.
The Half-Hearted
12
We did, and this time, Tucker blatantly looked me up and down.
Assholes finish first
13
Wielding a blatantly phallic knife, Dorothy forces Jeffrey to undress for her.
Feminist dot com
14
I am talking about the blatantly unfair systematicstructure of the contest itself.
Wired
15
At least he's embarrassed to be caught out with Anna so blatantly.
Before I fall
16
Bobby stood about eight feet from them, blatantly armed to the teeth.
Takeover
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Blatantly through the time
Blatantly across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common