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. Margaritis Schinas:

   I do not think that we have issues now in Europe that blatantly pertain to police brutality or issues of race transcending into our systems, but we do have an issue in Europe, which is the issue of inequalities and income distribution — making the best for everyone of what we have.

2. Colin Kaepernick:

   We have cops that are murdering people. We have cops in SFPD that are blatantly racist. Those issues need to be addressed, i have uncles, I have friends that are cops. I have great respect for them because they are doing it for the right reason and they genuinely want to protect and help people.

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. Natalie E. Brown:

   What she has been trying to do blatantly is to meddle in Uganda’s internal politics, particularly elections, to subvert our elections and the will of the people, she shouldn’t do anything outside the diplomatic norms.

5. Jarvis Dortch:

   You’re going to have a city within a city where Black folks are going to be second-class citizens and have no say over their policing or their judicial system, it’s blatantly unconstitutional.