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Meanings of glaringly apparent in English

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Usage of glaringly apparent in English
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The weakness of the new system was glaringly apparent on the surface.
The Canadian Commonwealth
2
But, in execution, the objections become hourly more glaringly apparent.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
3
How had she failed to see anything so glaringly apparent?
The Rocks of Valpré
4
The reasons are straightforward: the shortcomings of the political and parliamentary systems are glaringly apparent.
The Irish Times
5
Its obsolescence became glaringly apparent during the 2008 crisis.
NY Magazine
6
They are written and performed by rank amateurs, a fact glaringly apparent in almost every scene.
The Irish Times
7
No matter how Harry and Meghan deal with each of these situations, one thing is glaringly apparent.
News.com.au
8
The war has increased the supply of Nursery Schools, because the need for them has become glaringly apparent.
The Child Under Eight
9
In his present state his vulgarity was perhaps less glaringly apparent, but his lack of attractiveness was accentuated.
The Avenger
10
But the gulf remains glaringly apparent.
The Guardian
11
Across the other 11 months, the effects may not be so glaringly apparent, but the relentless displacement is alarming.
The Irish Times
12
Overnight, a problem that had been brewing for years became glaringly apparent: the centre had lost control of the agenda.
The Guardian
13
After the first excitement of the return was over it became glaringly apparent that Stephen had arrived just in time.
Tomaso's Fortune and Other Stories
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But what he feared was that his manner of living for the past three decades was going to be glaringly apparent.
Tough customer: a novel
15
Academia is not isolated from the realities of an unstable world, and the effects of conference habits make this glaringly apparent.
The Guardian
16
Here in Paris, in this land of ours besotted with Equality, the inequality of conditions is glaringly apparent everywhere and in everything.
Poor Relations
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Glaringly apparent across language varieties
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