Amusing and Blatant

Amusing

Amusing adjective - Providing amusement or enjoyment.

Blatant and amusing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Blatant" instead an adjective "Amusing".

Blatant

Blatant adjective - Engaging in or marked by loud and insistent cries especially of protest.

Amusing and blatant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Amusing" instead an adjective "Blatant".

Nearby Word: blatantly

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  • In Digimon Adventure 02, Miyako Inoue greatly admires "Mimi-oneesama." This is particularly amusing because Miyako already has two older sisters, Momoe and Chizuru, and because of the blatant Utena Shout-Out during the episode they first meet.
    Source: Onee-sama
  • Video Game / SWAT 4 Blatant Lies/Never My Fault: The suspects in some missions, particularly those featuring drug dealers, come up with some pretty amusing excuses as to why they're there while you and your team arrest them.
  • Blatant jingoism, nationalistic insults, and casual stereotyping really shouldn't be amusing, but Team Fortress 2 makes the Soldier so proudly patriotic to the point of blind idiocy and patent absurdity that he becomes damn-near the funniest thing in the game and its supplemental materials.
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