How is the word escandalosamente obvio translated from Spanish to English

Tan claro y evidente que resulta impactante.

So clear and obvious that it is shocking.

phrase
English translation
appallingly obvious

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  • El error fue escandalosamente obvio para todos. The mistake was appallingly obvious to everyone.

  • Pronto quedó escandalosamente obvio que nadie había leído el archivo. It soon became appallingly obvious that nobody had read the file.

  • ¿Cómo te perdiste una pista tan escandalosamente obvia? Why did you miss such an appallingly obvious clue?

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How is “escandalosamente obvio” translated from Spanish?
“escandalosamente obvio” translates into English as “appallingly obvious”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “escandalosamente obvio” mean?
Meaning of “escandalosamente obvio”: Tan claro y evidente que resulta impactante. In English — “appallingly obvious”.
What part of speech is “escandalosamente obvio”?
“escandalosamente obvio” is a phrase.
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