unsubtle

/ ʌnˈsʌtəl /

adjective

1. not subtle; obvious or blatant

Example Sentences

The “Degenerate Art Exhibition,” as it was unsubtly named, drew an audience that eventually exceeded two million visitors.

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This is where the GOP's traditional classism and racism meld with Kennedy's unsubtle eugenicist impulses.

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An unsubtle message from the Liberal Party leader, about a changed continent.

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The makeup department at "SNL" outfitted Sherman with comically large and misaligned teeth in an unsubtle dig at the British actress.

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Kennedy continued the message by arguing that the Mennonites who refuse vaccination are "resilient, hardworking, resourceful, and God-loving people," with the unsubtle implication that people who do vaccinate are less virtuous.

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