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Definition of flagrant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
behaviorobviously offensive or scandalous
- His flagrant disregard for the rules was shocking.
2.
obviousshockingly noticeable or evident
- His flagrant disregard for the rules got him in trouble..
Origin of flagrant
Latin, flagrare (to burn)
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obvious
very noticeable or flagrant
Examples of flagrant in a sentence
Her flagrant lies were easily exposed. Her flagrant lie was easily caught. The flagrant error was noticed by everyone.
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- French:flagrant, manifeste, ...
- German:flagrant, ...
- Italian:flagrante, evidente, ...
- Spanish:flagrante, ...
- Portuguese:flagrante, ...
- Chinese:公然的, ...
- Japanese:露骨な, 明白な, ...
- Arabic:فاضِح, صارِخ, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹטֶה, ...
- Russian:вопиющий, ...
- Ukrainian:кричущий, ...
- Hindi:घोर, स्पष्ट, ...
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