brazenly

They knew what they wanted, had evidently "cased the joint" in advance, had a brazenly simple but effective modus operandi, and needed no more than seven minutes to take their booty and get away.

“Defendants brazenly profit from illegal gambling,” the tribes said in the opening line of their lawsuit.

Yet there may be a silver lining: When governments break norms this brazenly, they often create legal vulnerabilities.

Bonta said such shifting strategies were the work of a “consistently and brazenly lawless and lawbreaking federal administration,” and that his office was “duty-bound” to fight back and will — as many times as it takes.

Think of it — it could happen — as an epidemic of passive aggression against a brazenly aggressive president.