blatant

Main Entry:
blatant [bleyt-nt]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: obvious; brazen
Synonyms: arrant, bald, barefaced, brassy, clear, conspicuous, crying, flagrant, flashy, flaunting, garish, gaudy, glaring, glitzy, impudent, loud, meretricious, naked, obtrusive, ostentatious, outright, overbold, overt, plain, prominent, pronounced, protrusive, screaming, shameless, sheer, showy, snazzy, unabashed, unblushing, unmitigated
Notes: flagrant implies shocking and reprehensible, while blatant is obvious, contrived, and usually obnoxious; flagrant is a stronger term than blatant
Antonyms: inconspicuous, quiet, subtle, unpronounced
Main Entry: arrant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: flagrant
Synonyms: absolute, blatant, glaring, notorious, out-and-out, unmitigated, unregenerate
Notes: an errand is a short trip that is taken for a specific purpose; arrant means thoroughgoing - downright - out-and-out - extreme - notorious; errant means wandering or roving especially in search of adventure - deviating or straying from an appointed course - straying from the proper standards - moving aimlessly or irregularly
Main Entry: barefaced
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: shameless; open
Synonyms: apparent, arrant, audacious, blatant, blunt, bold, brash, brassy, brazen, candid, clear, flagrant, frank, glaring, immodest, impudent, insolent, manifest, naked, obvious, palpable, temerarious, transparent, unabashed, unconcealed
Antonyms: careful, quiet, shamed
Main Entry: brassy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: vulgar, loud to the senses
Synonyms: arrant, barefaced, blaring, blatant, bold, brash, brazen, flashy, flirtatious, forward, garish, gaudy, grating, hard, harsh, impudent, insolent, jarring, jazzy, loudmouthed, noisy, obtrusive, overbold, pert, piercing, rude, saucy, shameless, showy, shrill, strident, unabashed, unblushing
Antonyms: careful, cautious, circumspect, humble, prudent
Main Entry: brazen
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: brash, unashamed
Synonyms: audacious, barefaced, blatant, bold, brassy, cheeky, cocky, contumelious, defiant, flashy, flip, forward, gritty, gutsy, hotshot, immodest, impertinent, impudent, indecent, insolent, loud, meretricious, nervy, overbold, pert, saucy, shameless, smart-alecky, smart-ass, spunky, tawdry, unabashed, unblushing
Antonyms: humble, meek, shamed, shamefaced, shy, timid
Main Entry: conspicuous
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: important, prominent
Synonyms: arresting, arrestive, blatant, celebrated, commanding, distinguished, eminent, famed, famous, flagrant, flashy, garish, glaring, glitzy, illustrious, influential, jazzy, loud, marked, notable, noted, notorious, outstanding, pointed, rank, remarkable, renowned, salient, screaming, showy, signal, splashy, stick out like sore thumb, striking, tony, well-known
Antonyms: inconspicuous, obscure, unimportant, unknown, unremarkable
Main Entry: downright
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: thorough, absolute
Synonyms: blatant, blunt, categorical, certain, clear, complete, damned, explicit, flat, gross, honest, indubitable, open, out-and-out, outright, plain, positive, simple, sincere, straight, straightforward, sure, thoroughgoing, total, undisguised, unequivocal, unmitigated, unqualified, unquestionable, utter, whole
Main Entry: flashy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: flamboyant, in poor taste
Synonyms: blatant, brazen, catchpenny, cheap, chintzy, flaunting, florid, garish, gaudy, glaring, glittering, glittery, glitzy, jazzy, loud, meretricious, ornate, ostentatious, showy, snazzy, sparkling, tacky*, tasteless, tawdry, tinsel, vulgar
Antonyms: plain, simple, subdued, tasteful, unflamboyant, unflashy, ungaudy, unobtrusive
Main Entry: garish
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: flashy, tasteless
Synonyms: blatant, brassy, brazen, cheap, chintzy, flaunting, gaudy, glaring, glittering, kitschy, loud, meretricious, ornate, ostentatious, overdone, overwrought, raffish, screaming, showy, tawdry, tinsel, vulgar
Antonyms: discreet, modest, normal, plain, tasteful
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