blatant

• Décrit quelque chose de très évident et délibéré, souvent de manière négative ou offensante.

Describes something that is very obvious and intentional, often in a negative or offensive way.

1. Obvious and unashamedB2formal

   Done openly and unashamedly, often in a way that is shocking or offensive.

   manifeste et éhonté

   • The politician made a blatant lie during the debate.
   • It was a blatant attempt to cheat the system.
   • His blatant disregard for the rules angered everyone.

   Synonymesbarefacedbrazenflagrantglaringopenovertshamelessundisguised

   Antonymescovertdiscreetfurtivehiddeninconspicuoussecretiveslysubtlesurreptitiousunobtrusive

2. Very conspicuousB2formal

   Extremely noticeable or obvious, often in a negative way.

   Flagrant

   • The error in the report was blatant and impossible to ignore.
   • She gave a blatant display of favoritism toward her friend.
   • The advertisement was a blatant copy of a competitor's design.

   Synonymesbarefacedconspicuousflagrantglaringobviousovertpatentshamelessunmistakable

   Antonymesinconspicuousslightsubtleunobtrusive