adj. 1 flagrant, unashamed. 2 loudly obtrusive. blatantly adv. [coined by Spenser]

... ., but with a lack of information culture , a cult of.knowledge , current information legislation , and others The blatant lack of culture of modern Russian society forced . us to introduce into the curriculum of domestic ... (philosophiya)
... of the. libido is to maintain in the adult a constant desire .to produce offspring If the libido is expressed in a blatant form , as. is the case with many young people , then we have .an individual “continuously chasing ... (Family Psychology)
... to the fact that even . the most important information will not be noticed and perceived .by the readers , and the excessively bright , blatant will turn the. secondary material into the main material on the page You can not forget about ... (Creative activity of a journalist)
... in Izvestia about the secret springs of.abuse of power in some Russian cities Facts blatant and disturbing the entire population of these industrial . centers Unfortunately , there was no reaction even to the publication of. an influential ... (Creative activity of a journalist)
... , HIBR - cry Hilyak - afrail man Healing - go ; impersonate someone Healing forablatant - impersonating athug CHEMIST - aperson serving asentence onconstruction sites of.thenational economy ... (Criminal psychology)
... When they notice that they have discriminated , they feel a. great discomfort In recent years , blatant forms of discrimination - negative actions against . objects of racial , ethnic , or religious prejudice ... (Social Psychology)
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