flagrantly 音標拼音: [fl'egrəntli]
ad . 千真萬確地;太甚地
千真萬確地;太甚地
flagrantly adv 1 :
in a flagrant manner ; "
he is flagrantly disregarding the law "
Flagrantly \
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adv .
In a flagrant manner .
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125 Moby Thesaurus words for "
flagrantly ":
abjectly ,
abominably ,
agonizingly ,
arrantly ,
atrociously ,
awfully ,
baldly ,
balefully ,
basely ,
bestially ,
bitterly ,
blatantly ,
boldly ,
brashly ,
brazenfacedly ,
brazenly ,
brutally ,
colorfully ,
confoundedly ,
conspicuously ,
contemptibly ,
cruelly ,
damnably ,
deadly ,
deathly ,
despicably ,
detestably ,
deucedly ,
disgustingly ,
distressingly ,
dolorously ,
dreadful ,
dreadfully ,
egregiously ,
evilly ,
excessively ,
excruciatingly ,
execrably ,
exorbitantly ,
extravagantly ,
flagitiously ,
flaringly ,
foully ,
frightfully ,
fulsomely ,
garishly ,
gaudily ,
glaringly ,
gorgeously ,
grievously ,
grossly ,
heinously ,
hellishly ,
horribly ,
horridly ,
improperly ,
inexcusably ,
infamously ,
infernally ,
iniquitously ,
inordinately ,
intolerably ,
lamentably ,
loathsomely ,
luridly ,
markedly ,
meanly ,
miserably ,
monstrously ,
nakedly ,
nastily ,
nauseatingly ,
nefariously ,
notably ,
noticeably ,
notoriously ,
obnoxiously ,
obtrusively ,
odiously ,
offensively ,
openly ,
ostensibly ,
outrageously ,
outstandingly ,
painfully ,
peccantly ,
pettily ,
piteously ,
poorly ,
prominently ,
pronouncedly ,
rankly ,
sadly ,
saliently ,
savagely ,
scandalously ,
scurvily ,
sensationally ,
shabbily ,
shamefully ,
shamelessly ,
shatteringly ,
shockingly ,
shoddily ,
sinfully ,
something awful ,
something fierce ,
sordidly ,
sorely ,
staggeringly ,
staringly ,
strikingly ,
tawdrily ,
terribly ,
torturously ,
unashamedly ,
unbearably ,
unconscionably ,
unduly ,
unpardonably ,
viciously ,
vilely ,
wickedly ,
woefully ,
wretchedly
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FLAGRANT Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster flagrant, glaring, gross, rank mean conspicuously bad or objectionable flagrant applies usually to offenses or errors so bad that they can neither escape notice nor be condoned glaring implies painful or damaging obtrusiveness of something that is conspicuously wrong, faulty, or improper
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FLAGRANTLY definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary When traffic laws can be flagrantly ignored, the door opens to more chaos He has shown that flagrantly violating norms can have zero consequences if you brazen your way through But try as he might, Crook couldn't summon up the necessary outrage at having his authority challenged so flagrantly
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