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. Anika Richter:

   Honestly, I'm appalled and embarrassed to go to the school right now, coming to Duke, I was very nervous about the racial tensions at the school but I never actually imagined that something so blatantly racist could happen here.

2. Raheel Sharif:

   In this context, I must highlight that India, our immediate neighbor, has openly challenged this development initiative, i would like to make a special reference to Indian intelligence agency RAW that is blatantly involved in destabilizing Pakistan. Let me make it clear that we will not allow anyone to create impediments and turbulence in any part of Pakistan. Therefore, it is important for all to leave behind confrontation and focus on cooperation.

3. RAS CARDO REGGAE:

   political inhumanity- this is the inhumanity shown by government against its own people or any people who runs to it for help and safety, yet is blatantly denied access to care. It should be classified as a crime- against humanity, and those responsible should face the prosecutorial justice of the world court.

4. David Becker:

   The idea that you could be criminally targeted for prosecution but not represented by a lawyer who you chose, that you like, that is willing to represent you, pro bono -- that's blatantly un-American by any measure.

5. Jean Kilbourne:

   [Ads in the 1970s] were very blatantly sexist, in those days, there was no consciousness about the fact that this might not be a good idea or that this might be offensive. So [advertisers] were able to get away with an ad for a feminine hygiene spray that said, 'Feminine odor is everyone's problem.' Or a cigarette ad where a woman said, 'My boyfriend told me he loved me for my mind. I was never so insulted in my life.' Or an ad for a construction material, which showed a nude woman with a sort of large derriere and thighs, and the copy read, 'She's built like all our products ... heavy where she has to take the strain.'.