blatantly
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Adv — In a way that is completely obvious, usually about something shameless or wrong.
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How to use blatantly
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Etymology
From "blatant" plus the adverb-forming "-ly."
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What does “blatantly” mean?
The word “blatantly” means in a way that is completely obvious, usually about something shameless or wrong. In plain terms, doing something in plain sight with no attempt to hide it, usually something wrong.
How do you pronounce “blatantly”?
“Blatantly” is pronounced BLAY-tuhnt-lee (/ˈbleɪtəntli/ in IPA).
How do you use “blatantly” in a sentence?
Here is “blatantly” used in a sentence: “He blatantly ignored the no-parking sign.”
What part of speech is “blatantly”?
“Blatantly” is an adverb.