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It was a flagrant foul.flagrant = obviously and outrageously bad
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Then she doesn't know that I flagrantly disregarded orders, ripped out my earpiece, and gave my bodyguards the slip? (source)flagrantly = in a manner that was obviously and outrageously bad
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He flagrantly disregarded the applications process by not having the boy come to Beecher Prep for the interview—or take the test like every one of our kids did. (source)flagrantly = in an obviously and outrageously bad way
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...whacking the beleaguered men of the Flying Squadron with flagrant abandon. (source)flagrant = obvious and unacceptably bad
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It's kind of flagrant. (source)flagrant = obviously and outrageously bad
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Once Tom made such a flagrant foul-out that the judges barred him from the finals. (source)
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The most flagrant, Morris explained, was the Biosyn rabies case.† (source)flagrant = obviously and outrageously bad
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It made her a flagrantly inefficient traveler, covering twice as much ground as she needed to, but whenever Edgar tried to keep her nearby she whined and dropped her ears.† (source)flagrantly = in a manner that is obviously and outrageously bad
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When people who had nothing to do with the case were so sensible of its flagrancy, people who lost money by it could scarcely be expected to deal mildly with it.† (source)
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The most flagrant thief was the cook, a ringlet-haired civilian known as Curley.† (source)flagrant = obviously and outrageously bad
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These incarcerated men, before they'd even reached a point of basic maturity, had flagrantly—and tragically—squandered the few opportunities they'd had to contribute productively to something greater than themselves.† (source)flagrantly = in a manner that is obviously and outrageously bad
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She had on a green ensemble — not a pastel green but a vibrant green, almost flagrant.† (source)flagrant = obviously and outrageously bad
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How flagrantly, sensually, it reverberated before the altar when she said, "With my body I thee worship."† (source)flagrantly = in a manner that is obviously and outrageously bad
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Savannah will put up with public infidelity no matter how flagrant it is.† (source)flagrant = obviously and outrageously bad
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Living like this, the way I'm living at the moment, is harder in the summer when there is so much daylight, so little cover of darkness, when everyone is out and about, being flagrantly, aggressively happy.† (source)flagrantly = in a manner that is obviously and outrageously bad
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Lara rhymed quietly and nervously—and with even more flagrant disregard for the beat than me.† (source)flagrant = obviously and outrageously bad
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