Synonyms for blatantly
bla·tant·ly

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1. blatantlyadverb

   Synonyms:
   glaringly

2. blatantlyadverb

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

   Although he was blatantly on drugs, the crowd still cheered him.

   Synonyms:
   glaringly

Princeton's WordNet

1. blatantlyadverb

   in a blatant manner

   "they blatantly violated the laws"

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1. List of paraphrases for "blatantly":

   flagrantly, shamelessly, openly, brazenly, grossly, manifestly, ostensibly, crudely, shamefully, obviously, clearly

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1. Sam Mirzai:

   The article made it seem like it was a UVA-only problem and that people were accepting of it, i think that's blatantly untrue.

2. Josh Campbell:

   Every intelligence community employee understands their solemn duty to safeguard sensitive information from compromise by foreign adversaries, blatantly disregarding security policies by broadcasting from inside a SCIF represents the precise type of action that could lead to the firing of an intelligence community employee who acted in a similar manner.

3. Tudor Dixon:

   Gretchen Whitmer continues to take cues directly from her union bosses who shut schools down, kept our kids locked down at home longer than necessary, and created an education crisis in our state. She stood on the debate stage and blatantly lied that Michigan schools were only closed down for 3 months, her running-mate Garlin Gilchrist even had the audacity to say we must first take care of the adults in our education system - total disregard for kids and parents.

4. Darren Urquhart:

   The idea came from witnessing some bad habits that school kids have picked up from the increased coverage of global football, we've seen kids brandish imaginary red cards towards the referee in an attempt to get an opposition player sent off. And also blatantly diving to win penalties.

5. Rose Tang:

   If the IOC awards the games to Beijing, it sends a signal, a message to the entire world, that it's the right thing to encourage a dictatorship which violates human rights blatantly on a larger and larger scale.