Flagrantly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLAGRANTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a flagrant manner.
ADVERB:
• FLAGRANT, conspicuous
• in a conspicuously or obviously offensive way
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• fiery hot; burning

Words related to FLAGRANTLY

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How to use FLAGRANTLY in a sentence

• The doctrines he had heard that evening ought to have been reserved for times the most flagrantly profligate and abandoned.
• By my soul, Madam, I had rather die, than contradict myself so flagrantly, after I have related to them so many circumstances of our marriage.
• His vanity was notorious, and it had been flagrantly outraged.
• STUFF AND NONSENSE When a great poet can blunder so flagrantly in his diagnosis of love, we cannot wonder that minor writers should often be erratic.
• As to the eighty-five legitimate descendants, they were less flagrantly bad, for only five of them had been in jail, and only thirteen others had been paupers.
• The sexual relations were flagrantly loose, and the scandal even of some of the great dignitaries was widespread.
• But where the acting and the situations are so perfect, as you say, as to cause real emotion, the unreality of the whole business is more flagrantly conspicuous than ever.
• If he got flagrantly wrong, he simply coughed and took up the thread of the musical narrative where he left off.
• And they violated it flagrantly themselves, or winked at its violation when that meant an added number of cases to their pack.
• But the house in Fleet Street was a refuge as well as a resort, the sanctuary of a hundred rascals, whose misdeeds were not too flagrantly discovered.
• A little later one of our American ambassadors verified this by saying to me that American passports had been flagrantly abused for German purposes.
• It will take centuries to explore the past with the sympathetic eye and the understanding heart in order to discover what great tombs we have most flagrantly neglected.
• By his efforts, a fete was ordained in honour of that Deity whom they had so long and so flagrantly despised.
• If the law remains let us make it far-reaching enough to include those who now are so flagrantly violating it.
• Happily for the South, Hooker, although less flagrantly, was also oblivious of the first axiom of war.
• The doctrines he had heard that evening, ought to have been reserved for times the most flagrantly profligate and abandoned.
• Hence it vexed and fretted him to know the circle incomplete, through the exclusion of one rather flagrantly intimate example.
• Flagrantly as he was stinted in men and money, a consummate genius guided his operations.
• According to instructions Maloney was to operate boldly and flagrantly in full daylight.
• Though Mitchell was guilty, the manner of his taking off was flagrantly unjust and most discreditable to all concerned.
• I will state, in general terms, that every one of them is, in my opinion, flagrantly so, unless it may be the last.
• Rose was a working member of his production, and it was therefore flagrantly impossible that his relation with her should be other than purely professional.

Similar words containing FLAGRANT without suffix ly

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