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Meanings of blatantly obvious in English

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Usage of blatantly obvious in English
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They want the practical, the blatantly obvious, spiced with a little emotion.
The Half-Hearted
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It was blatantly obvious that he was lying, but Laurel played along.
Spells
3
Is the reason for such high drop-out rates not blatantly obvious?
The Irish Times
4
The place was in an appalling state and the shortage of personnel blatantly obvious.
The Irish Times
5
To say that Claire Roche's music is otherworldly is to state the blatantly obvious.
The Irish Times
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That is blatantly obvious now, and the GAA has to address this issue urgently.
The Irish Times
7
That may be blatantly obvious and may make Mary suspicious.
Hacking: the next generation
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At the time it seemed like spectacularly ill-advised imperious, if not blatantly obvious, regal manoeuvring.
News.com.au
9
Wang couldn't have done all those things without his boss knowing -that's blatantly obvious.
The Guardian
10
Why is it that the way other women should solve their problems is always blatantly obvious?
With friends like these
11
Nate almost smiled at the blatantly obvious statement.
Riding the storm
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The first comment pointed out the blatantly obvious.
News.com.au
13
Just how aroused she'd become was blatantly obvious.
The Naked God
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Who obtained it for Helios is blatantly obvious.
The Descent
15
It felt to me like it was blatantly obvious. Game 2 is Wednesday night at Cleveland.
Reuters
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But it was never as blatantly obvious and none of them stick out in my memory.
Wired
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