adv. [f. prec. + -LY2.] In a blatant manner.
1851. R. Burton, Goa, 292. Sated with the joys of the eye and mouth, you … inquire blatantly what amusement it has to offer you.
1878. Miss Braddon, Open Verdict, I. vi. 104. A stone sundial with a blatantly false inscription to the effect that it recorded only happy hours.
