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FLOUT Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
transitive verb : to treat with contemptuous disregard : scorn flouting the rules intransitive verb : to indulge in scornful behavior.
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FLOUT Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
a disdainful, scornful, or contemptuous remark or act; insult; gibe. flout. / flaʊt /. verb. to show contempt (for); scoff or jeer ...
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FLOUT | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
to intentionally disobey a rule or law, or to intentionally avoid behavior that is usual or expected: They think they can flout the law and get away with ...
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▪ I. flout, n.1 (flaʊt) Also 6–7 floute. [f. flout v.] 1. A mocking speech or action; a piece of mockery, jeer, scoff.1570 in Levins Manip. 228. 1572–5 Gascoigne Dan Bartholomew Lenuoye iv, Remember that our sect Is sure to bee with floutes alwayes infect. 1678 Butler Hud. iii. Heroic Ep. 356 She..r...
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Flaunt vs. Flout: What's the Difference? - Grammarly
The key difference between flaunt and flout lies in their meanings: flaunt involves showing off while flout means to scornfully ignore rules.
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What's the difference in flout vs flaunt? - QuillBot
Flout means "show contempt toward a law or standard, often by disregarding it." Flaunt means "show off something."
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flout/flaut; flaʊt/ v[Tn]disobey (sb/sth) openly and scornfully 公然藐视（某人[某事物]） flout the law,(a) convention, the rules 藐视法律、 传统、 规则等 flout sb's advice 轻视某人的劝告.
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Flout - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms | Vocabulary.com
The verb flout means "to scorn," as in to scorn a law, person, or social norm by defying it. As a noun, it is a contemptuous remark or insult.
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FLOUT definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
flout in American English · 1. to mock or scoff at; show scorn or contempt for · 2. to openly disregard, as by rejecting, defying, or ignoring. verb ...
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306 Synonyms & Antonyms for FLOUT | Thesaurus.com
flout · affront · deride · gibe · gird · insult · jeer · outrage · quip · ridicule · scoff · slight · sneer · taunt. Weak matches. laugh at · thumb nose at. Did ...
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Word of the Day: Flout | Merriam-Webster
To flout something, such as a law or rule, is to treat it with contemptuous disregard. A teenager flouting a curfew, for example, will not hide the fact that ...
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flout - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
flout · Contents · English · Luxembourgish. edit. Adjective. edit. flout. strong/weak nominative/accusative neuter singular of flou.
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Council votes to flout province's new police rules | Calgary Herald
May 10, 2023Mayor Jyoti Gondek voted against changes to the bylaw, and criticized the provincial government for its lack of consultation with the police commission. Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek speaks with ...
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Chomsky: 20 Years After Iraq War Vote, US Continues to Flout ... - Truthout
Oct 15, 2022This week marks the 20th anniversary of the U.S. congressional vote to authorize the deadly war on Iraq, which according to some estimates, killed between 800,000 and 1.3 million people. In the exclusive interview for Truthout that follows, Noam Chomsky shares his thoughts on the causes and ramifications of this appalling crime against humanity.
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Capito, McMorris Rodgers Press Biden over Attempt to Flout ...
4 days ago — This appears to be a blatant attempt to sidestep congressional oversight and install Mr. Podesta in a position that under federal law requires ...
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