blatant

/ˈbɫeɪtənt/

completely lacking subtlety; obvious

blatant in a sentence

“The blatant lie insulted everyone's intelligence.”

Possibly coined by Edmund Spenser in 1596, origin uncertain; possibly from Latin blatire to babble

Related Words

flagrant

conspicuously offensive or bad

glaring

very obvious and disturbing

stark

sharply evident; complete or blunt

transparent

easy to perceive or detect; obvious

lucid

expressed clearly; easy to understand

explicit

stated clearly and in detail; leaving no doubt