unsubtle

/ ʌnˈsʌtəl /

adjective

1. not subtle; obvious or blatant

Example Sentences

That "Low IQ" claim is a favorite, unsubtle dog whistle Trump often applies to Black people, following his lifelong obsession with the racist pseudoscience of eugenics.

From Salon

Woven into these attacks on "single issue" female voters is an unsubtle loathing of women's suffrage.

From Salon

Some commentators, and the White House itself, suggested that the former president is also sending a rather unsubtle smoke signal to his supporters.

From Salon

“For anyone who questions whether allies matter, they do,” he said in an unsubtle dig at the GOP.

From Los Angeles Times

It was a very public and unsubtle hint: Moscow was open to doing a deal.

From BBC