Meaning & Definition of word "Flagrantly"

Flagrantly

/ˈfleɪɡrəntli/

1. In a way that is conspicuously or obviously offensive or wrong.
- Example: The politician flagrantly disregarded the rules during the campaign.
2. In a way that is shockingly evident or blatant.
- Example: She was flagrantly violating the dress code at the formal event.
3. In an obviously illegal or immoral manner.
- Example: The company was caught flagrantly engaging in unethical business practices.
4. In a manner that makes no attempt to hide wrongdoing.
- Example: 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.

Meaning: Doing something very obviously wrong.

● Example Sentence: He was caught flagrantly cheating on the exam.

Meaning: Acting with no regard for consequences.

● Example Sentence: She was flagrantly breaking the law by tagging the building.