The Opposite(Antonym) of “nonflagrant”
The antonym of nonflagrant is flagrant, conspicuous, and obvious. These antonyms convey a sense of visibility or obviousness. They imply that something is easily noticeable or apparent.
Explore all Antonyms of “nonflagrant”
Definitions and Examples of flagrant, conspicuous, obvious
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Conspicuously offensive or obvious; glaringly bad or reprehensible.
Example
The company's flagrant disregard for safety regulations led to a tragic accident.
Easily seen or noticed; attracting attention by being unusual or remarkable.
Example
The new building was so conspicuous that it stood out from the rest of the skyline.
Easily perceived or understood; clear or self-evident.
Example
It was obvious that she was lying because her story kept changing.
Key Differences: flagrant vs conspicuous vs obvious
- 1Flagrant implies that something is not only visible but also offensive or reprehensible.
- 2Conspicuous suggests that something stands out from its surroundings due to its unusual or remarkable nature.
- 3Obvious simply means that something is easily perceived or understood.
Effective Usage of flagrant, conspicuous, obvious
- 1Legal Context: Use flagrant to describe a blatant violation of the law.
- 2Social Situations: Use conspicuous to describe someone or something that stands out in a social setting.
- 3Everyday Conversations: Use obvious to describe something that is easily understood or perceived.
Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Flagrant implies offensiveness, conspicuous suggests unusualness, and obvious simply means easily perceived. Use these words in legal contexts, social situations, and everyday conversations to convey different levels of visibility or obviousness.
