No. 9,897 in French
flagrants
"Flagrants" means "obvious" or "blatant."
In a sentence
Les erreurs dans ce rapport sont flagrantes.
The errors in this report are glaring.
In this sentence, 'flagrantes' is used to describe errors that are obvious and evident.
Il a été arrêté dans un acte flagrant de vol.
He was caught in a blatant act of theft.
Here, 'flagrant' describes the act of theft as being done openly or overtly, emphasizing its undeniable nature.
Elle a rendu le malentendu tout à fait flagrant.
She made the misunderstanding completely apparent.
In this example, 'flagrant' means that the misunderstanding became very clear or conspicuous.
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