In a glaring manner:
Used in a Sentence
glaringly
Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for glaringly.
Editorial note
Maybe those points(which glaringly describe benefits) are no substitute for competency & experience.
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Quick take
In a glaring manner:
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of glaringly gathered in one view.
(figurative) So as to be highly visible or obvious; so as to attract notice or attention.
(literally) With intense light.
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for glaringly.
adverb
In a glaring manner:
adverb
(figurative) So as to be highly visible or obvious; so as to attract notice or attention.
adverb
(literally) With intense light.
Example sentences
Maybe those points(which glaringly describe benefits) are no substitute for competency & experience.
In this case there were a few things that made it glaringly obvious (to a human at least).
(this is the author/tool here) > Maybe those points(which glaringly describe benefits) are no substitute for competency & experience.
The new non-GMO simple chicken sandwich is a glaringly obvious admittance that their prior adverts failed.
The glaringly obvious explanation is that people are buying the quantity they wish to eat.
It seems to me that the article overlooks one glaringly obvious issue: that the two blunders may not be independent events.
In nearly every case where you're not doing something glaringly stupid, performance is a function of the complexity of your problem set.
She should definitely have lawyered up and threatened a big, glaringly public, embarrassing lawsuit.
To me, this seems like a glaringly immoral exception to a general rule: only use violence in defense of self or others.
It's glaringly obvious that you're not supposed to stand and work the whole day.
If you look at the conditions this way it should be glaringly obvious what this has to do with the (possibility) of democracy..
Once they started with Android, it was glaringly obvious that their eventual goal was to offer free mobile phone service with ads service.
Quote examples
Contemporary CGI effects contaminate films with a phony "sheen" which future film historians will no doubt condemn as glaringly phoney.
[1] The phrase "higher intuitiveness and lower analytical thinking" has a rather glaringly ambiguous "and" usage.
Right, the analogy between Wiles/Fermat and Perelman/Poincaré so glaringly contradicts what she's saying ("the American model may not be able to produce a breakthrough like the proof of the Poincaré Conjecture" - huh?) that one has to wonder.
"To me, this seems like a glaringly immoral exception to a general rule: only use violence in defense of self or others." One premise of punishing your children -- in ANY way -- is that you're defending your children's future.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use glaringly in a sentence?
Maybe those points(which glaringly describe benefits) are no substitute for competency & experience.
What does glaringly mean?
In a glaring manner:
What part of speech is glaringly?
glaringly is commonly used as adverb.