No. 13,724 in German
eklatante
"Ekaltante" means "blatant" or "striking" in English, often referring to something conspicuous or obvious.
In a sentence
Die eklatante Ungerechtigkeit in der Entscheidung schockierte alle Anwesenden.
The blatant injustice in the decision shocked all present.
The adjective 'eklatante' describes something glaring or obvious, underscoring the significant and incontrovertible nature of the issue mentioned in the sentence.
Sein eklatantes Versäumnis führte zu ernsten Konsequenzen.
His blatant omission led to serious consequences.
Here, 'eklatantes' is used to emphasize the striking nature of the omission, highlighting its apparentness and impact.
Es war eine eklatante Verletzung der Regeln, die sofort geahndet wurde.
It was a blatant violation of the rules that was immediately addressed.
In this instance, 'eklatante' accentuates the evident and unequivocal breach of standards highlighted in the sentence.
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