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Blatant   /blˈeɪtənt/   Listen
Blatant

adjective
1.
Without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious.  Synonyms: blazing, conspicuous.  "A blatant appeal to vanity" , "A blazing indiscretion"
2.
Conspicuously and offensively loud; given to vehement outcry.  Synonyms: clamant, clamorous, strident, vociferous.  "A clamorous uproar" , "Strident demands" , "A vociferous mob"






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"Blatant" Quotes from Famous Books



... gambled for pennies, was immoral in his relations with women and as thick-skinned as he was blatant. He had been a newsboy, a contractor's clerk, and climbed up by the application of his wits. He read enormously—newspapers, cheap magazines, medical books; he had an opinion about everything, and usually worsted every one at the Grays' in arguments. And he did his patients ...
— The Job - An American Novel • Sinclair Lewis

... was sinking when suddenly the great brazen gong was loudly struck, and the hard, blatant clatter rent the air of the temple-hall. The mighty waves of sound reverberated from the walls of the sanctuary like the surge of a clangorous sea, and sent their metallic vibration ringing through every room and cell, from the topmost ...
— Uarda • Georg Ebers

... only casualties. They were the most blatant foul-ups, but there were others, such as the mistake in numbering of a House Bill that resulted in a two-month delay during which the opposition to the bill raised enough votes to defeat it on the floor. Communications were diverted or lost ...
— Occasion for Disaster • Gordon Randall Garrett

... satisfied and walked off. As I stood there watching him, his stiff old back growing smaller as he went away from me, I didn't know which I blamed the more, Devore for his malignant, cold disdain of the major, or the major for his blatant stupidity. And right then and there, all of a sudden, there came to me an understanding of a thing that had been puzzling me all these weeks. Often I had wondered how the major had endured Devore's contempt. I had decided in my own mind that he must be blind to ...
— The Escape of Mr. Trimm - His Plight and other Plights • Irvin S. Cobb

... morally wrong for the innocent to suffer the penalty of the guilty. With a zeal deserving a better cause, many who stand high as professed Christians and teachers join hands with the rankest, most blatant infidels, and press this, to them, unanswerable objection to Christ dying for our sins as our substitute. This friendship between infidelity and professed Christian teachers reminds one of another occasion when our Saviour was set at naught ...
— God's Plan with Men • T. T. (Thomas Theodore) Martin


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