Blatantly and In full

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Blatantly adverb - In a blatant manner.

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In full and blatantly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In full" instead an adverb "Blatantly".

Nearby Word: blatant

In full adverb - Referring to a quantity.

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Blatantly and in full are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blatantly" instead an adverb phrase "In full".

Death only becomes possible in Full Throttle in the endgame, when it's made blatantly clear that you're in a life-or-death chase sequence.

Source: Everything Trying to Kill You
And don't think the fourth, Foxy, will follow these rules; he'll just blatantly charge your door in full view of your camera, giving you only few seconds to shut the door if you spot him running.

Source: Offscreen Teleportation / Video Games
Don't overlook the blatantly obvious dirty joke that Beatty intentionally put in full view for everyone to see: the location of the faucet on the water-cooler shaped like a polar bear.

Source: Film / Dick Tracy

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