What does blattant mean?
"Blattant" is not an established entry in major modern English dictionaries such as Merriam-Webster, the Oxford English Dictionary's current entries, or Collins. The word most readers encounter — and the one this spelling is easily mistaken for — is "blatant," an adjective describing something glaringly obvious, offensively conspicuous, or done brazenly and without attempt at concealment, as in "a blatant lie" or "blatant disregard for the rules." Because "blattant" differs from "blatant" by a single letter, occurrences of "blattant" in text are best treated as misspellings unless a source can verify a specialized or historical usage. Readers seeking the meaning of this string should consult "blatant."
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How blattant is actually used
"Blattant" does not appear in major modern English dictionaries; writers almost certainly intend "blatant," which differs by only one letter.
Easily confused with blattant
"Blatant" is an established English adjective meaning offensively conspicuous or obvious, whereas "blattant" is not a standard English dictionary word.