glaring

Glaring means too bright, or too obvious to miss. A bare bulb, or a mistake on the first page.

The light sense is the older one, and glaring sunlight is the kind you squint against. The commoner modern use is about errors, and a glaring mistake, a glaring omission and a glaring inconsistency are all standard, meaning nobody could possibly have failed to see it. That gives the word a note of accusation. There is also a person glaring, which means staring angrily, and that is a different verb entirely.