what's the difference between flagrant and blatant ?
It seems that they both mean do something bad conspicuously, are they interchangeable?Thanks!
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Flagrant and blatant are very similar in meaning as in doing something bad conspicuously./ in a obviously bad way
Flagrant is stronger than blatant in that it attaches a sense of doing it willfully especially when knowing that is bad or it is it so obvious that it cannot escape attention/very noticeable
His father is powerful , so he can behave flagrantly.
The mistake he made is so flagrant that a simple guy can see it.
He blatantly display his wealth ( show his wealth unashamedly)
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I think most of us would treat these 2 words as interchangeable. If there is a difference, it would be a very subtle one !
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