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Flagrant

Flagrant. (adj.) noticeably bad; conspicuously offensive; glaring. flagrancy - noun. Furtive. (adj.) sneaky and secretive; characterized by stealth; sly. furtiveness - noun. Latent. (adj.) present or capable of coming into existence, but not visible, evident, or active.

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Flagrant

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  1. Flagrant (adj.) noticeably bad; conspicuously offensive; glaring flagrancy - noun

  2. Furtive (adj.) sneaky and secretive; characterized by stealth; sly furtiveness - noun

  3. Latent (adj.) present or capable of coming into existence, but not visible, evident, or active latere – “to lie hidden” latency - noun

  4. Ostensible (adj.) apparent; represented as true; possibly or seemingly true on the surface

  5. Salient (adj.) strikingly conspicuous; prominent or significant

  6. Sequester (v.) a – to isolate someone or something; to seclude b – to seize or gain possession of property sequestration - noun

  7. Subterfuge (n.) a deceptive strategem or trick subter – “secretly”

  8. Surreptitious (adj.) obtained, done, or made by secret or stealthy means

  9. Unobtrusively (adv.) acting in a manner that does not attract attention unobtrusive – adjective obtrusive - adjective

  10. Vaunt (v.) to boast of; to brag about (n.) a boastful remark; speech of extravagant self-praise

  11. Adroit (adj.) skillful and quick in the use of the hands or the mind adroitness - noun

  12. Blasé (adj.) a – bored or unimpressed because of overexposure; jaded b – unconcerned; carefree c – extremely sophisticated; worldly

  13. Cliché (n.) a trite or an overused expression, idea, or practice clichéd - adjective

  14. Clientele (n.) a group of customers or patrons

  15. Entrepreneur (n.) a person who founds, organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a business entrepreneurial - adjective entreprendre – “to undertake”

  16. Forte (n.) something in which a person excels; a strong point fort – “strong”

  17. Gauche (adj.) tactless; socially awkward gaucheness - noun gauche – “awkward”

  18. Naïve (adj.) trusting due to lack of experience or sophistication; innocently unaware or unrealistic naivete - noun

  19. Nonchalant (adj.) seeming to be coolly unconcerned or indifferent nonchalance - noun

  20. Rendezvous (n.) an arranged meeting (v.) to meet at an agreed time and place

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