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. Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks:

   If a global player from Germany violates environment protection rules that blatantly, this casts a shadow on the environment pledges of German companies.

2. Nate Cardozo:

   The MBTA wildly overreacted to the students' proposed presentation, and obtained an 11th hour injunction from a federal court in Boston, preventing them from going on stage, electronic Frontier Foundation represented the students, and 10 days later we convinced the judge to reverse the earlier gag, as it was blatantly unconstitutional.

3. 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.

4. Chip Roy:

   Over the past several months, President Biden and Secretary Mayorkas have blatantly and consistently refused to do their constitutional duty to take care that the immigration laws be faithfully executed, as required by Article II, endangering countless American and foreign lives in the process.

5. Sarah Leah Whitson:

   Dozens of judges perceived to oppose the new order have found themselves targeted for investigation or forced to retire, and those hand-picked to handle high-profile political or national security cases have issued blatantly unjust rulings, including mass death sentences, these conditions ensure that Egypt's judges will feel free to rule only one way.