Blatant

usgb/ˈbleɪtnt/
adjective

Something obvious and noticeable, usually in a negative way.

He made a blatant mistake during his presentation.
Visual representation of "blatant" - Something obvious and noticeable, usually in a negative way.

Often appears as...

  • blatant mistake
  • blatant disregard

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Disapproving

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Negative Implication

Use 'blatant' to describe something negative that is done without concern for others' feelings or reactions.

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Ignoring the rules, she showed blatant disregard for the community standards.
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Strong Emphasis

'Blatant' adds strong emphasis to the action or behavior being described, highlighting its obviousness.

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His blatant interruption during the speech was rude.
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Not Subtle

When something is 'blatant', it lacks subtlety; it's clear and unmistakable, not hidden or quiet.

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The sign's blatant colors caught everyone's attention.
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