Blatantly
Blatantly adverb - In a blatant manner.
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Synonyms for Blatantly
Very much and blatantly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Very much" instead an adverb "Blatantly".
Nearby Word: blatant
Very much
Very much adverb - To a very great degree or extent.
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Both terms in one sentence
- Very much Not Safe for Work due to the blatantly pornographic pop-up ads and banners on the site, though they can be turned off in account settings.
Source: Image Booru -
He obviously cares for Dorian very much, but Dorian blatantly prefers to spend time with Lord Henry, and becomes more and more evil as a result.
Source: Love Martyr -
Can also be interpreted as a subversion by savvy readers: the spark is very much _not_ science, it's a blatantly magical force which no one but the original user can reproduce that coincidentally mostly produces physical objects which superficially appear mechanical.
Source: Science Is Bad
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