Usage of "blatant" | TermGallery

Conspicuously and offensively loud; given to vehement outcry.

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noisy

Without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious.

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unconcealed

Uso de blatant em inglês

We view this as a wholly unwarranted, blatant attack on press freedom. 
 Reuters 

Such blatant disregard for safety could put thousands of lives at risk. 
 The South African 

Both were blatant infringements and easy decisions for English referee Wayne Barnes. 
 Radio NZ 

This read to me as a token effort to excuse blatant racism. 
 Radio NZ 

Why are our MPs putting blatant self-interest ahead of the Brexit vote? 
 The Guardian 

Notwithstanding the humiliation of the Chartists in 1848, they still continued blatant. 
 The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc... 

More blatant provocation was needed if she was to learn anything worthwhile. 
 The street philosopher 

The summary results of Census 2016 provoked blatant ageism in the media. 
 The Irish Times 

But almost from the start there were blatant signs of party disunity. 
 Reuters 

The farther they went, the more blatant became the evidence of struggle. 
 The Complete Alien Omnibus 

The blatant dishonesty of the business never strikes her for a moment. 
 Sex and Common-Sense 

His other cousins he also regarded as blatant hypocrites, with appropriate contempt. 
 Angel time: the songs of the seraphim 

Others are outraged and disturbed by such a blatant miscarriage of justice. 
 The Guardian 

That, and the blatant aura of sensual danger he projected so unconsciously. 
 Secrets of a Perfect Night 

The message gets so blatant and relentless that people stop hearing it. 
 Stranger Than Fiction: True Stories 

He expressed great pleasure when Washington summarily rebuked the blatant French envoy. 
 The Winning of the West, Volume 4 / Louisiana and the Northwest,... 