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fla·grant [ˈfleɪgrənt] ADJ

flagrant (blatant)

flagrant (unconcealed)

flagrant (scandalous)

a flagrant breach of trust

a flagrant waste of resources

a flagrant breach of trust

a flagrant waste of resources

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Where the case is flagrant, recourse should certainly be had to expulsion. en.wikipedia.org

The flagrant foul was later rescinded by the officials after they reviewed the play. en.wikipedia.org

Theft, robbery, fraud and other crimes are the most flagrant during the time period. en.wikipedia.org

This may be an exaggeration, but perhaps not a flagrant one. en.wikipedia.org

The league also instructed all officials and referees to have an even higher level of attention toward flagrant hits. en.wikipedia.org

Open sales of wild and migratory birds in the cities are all too flagrant. en.wikipedia.org

A flagrant foul involves unsportsmanlike contact behavior, considered the most serious foul and often resulting in ejection from the game. en.wikipedia.org

The supreme court referred to it as a flagrant misuse of evidence. en.wikipedia.org

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