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blatantly

/ˈbleɪ.tənt.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa "de forma óbvia e descarada" ou "abertamente, sem tentar esconder". Frequentemente tem tom negativo, sugerindo que algo é feito de maneira chocantemente ou ofensivamente evidente.

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Relações da palavra

adverb

/ˈbleɪ.tənt.li/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa "de forma óbvia e descarada" ou "abertamente, sem tentar esconder". Frequentemente tem tom negativo, sugerindo que algo é feito de maneira chocantemente ou ofensivamente evidente.

An adverb meaning "in an obvious and unashamed manner" or "openly and without any attempt to hide." It often carries a negative connotation, implying that something is done in a way that is shockingly or offensively obvious.

  1. In an obvious and unashamed wayB2formal

    Done in a way that is very obvious and shows no attempt to hide it, often with negative connotation.

    ptDescaradamente

    • He blatantly ignored the warning signs.
    • She blatantly lied about her qualifications.
    • The company blatantly violated safety regulations.

    Sinônimosbrazenlyflagrantlyopenlyovertlyshamelessly

    Antônimoscovertlysecretlystealthilysubtlysurreptitiously

  2. Openly and without subtletyB2informal

    In a manner that is completely open and lacking any subtlety or disguise.

    ptDescaradamente

    • He was blatantly flirting with her in front of everyone.
    • The advertisement blatantly promotes unhealthy habits.
    • They blatantly copied the design without permission.

    Sinônimosbrazenlyconspicuouslyflagrantlyglaringlymanifestlyopenlyovertlypatentlyshamelesslyunashamedly

    Antônimoscovertlysecretlysubtlysurreptitiously

Formas
  • more blatantly comparative form
  • most blatantly superlative form
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