flagrantly
Pronunciation: [ˈfleɪɡrəntli]
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Context: "behavior"
(adverb) when someone does something in a way that is very obvious and not at all hidden or subtle. If someone breaks a rule in a way that everyone can see, they are acting flagrantly.
Example
The player flaunted his talent flagrantly on the field, impressing everyone with his skills.
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She didn’t act flagrantly during the meeting; instead, she was careful to follow all the rules.
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Did he flagrantly ignore the warnings given to him?
Context: "law/ethics"
(adverb) when someone does something bad or wrong in a very clear and shocking way. It's like breaking a rule so openly that it leaves others surprised or upset.
Example
The company flagrantly violated safety regulations, but their profits continued to rise despite the risks.
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He didn’t flagrantly disregard the law; he made sure to follow every guideline.
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How can companies flagrantly break the law and still avoid punishment?
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