Flagrantly

/ˈfleɪɡrəntli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is conspicuously or obviously offensive or wrong.

The politician flagrantly disregarded the rules during the campaign.

In a way that is shockingly evident or blatant.

She was flagrantly violating the dress code at the formal event.

In an obviously illegal or immoral manner.

The company was caught flagrantly engaging in unethical business practices.

In a manner that makes no attempt to hide wrongdoing.

He was flagrantly cheating on his taxes and bragged about it to his friends.

Derived from the Latin word 'flagrare,' meaning 'to burn.'

flagrantly obvious

So obvious that it cannot be missed; typically refers to a fault or mistake that is glaring.

flagrantly incorrect

Evidently wrong in a manner that is clear and unmistakable.

flagrant

Conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible.

in flagrante delicto

In the act of committing a crime or sexual act.

Doing something very obviously wrong.

He was caught flagrantly cheating on the exam.

Acting with no regard for consequences.

She was flagrantly breaking the law by tagging the building.