1. the quality of being flagrant; the state of being glaringly or obviously wrong, offensive, or scandalous
Usage: formal; often used in legal or moral contexts

Examples

• The flagrance of the corruption was impossible to ignore.
• The judge condemned the flagrance of the defendant's disrespect for the court.
• The flagrance of the violation shocked the entire community.
• Such flagrance in breaking the rules could not go unpunished.
• The flagrance of the injustice demanded immediate action.