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Definition of flouted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
behavioropenly disregarded or defied
- The flouted rules led to chaos in the classroom.
- The flouted guidelines were ignored by everyone.
- Flouted laws can lead to serious consequences.
Origin of flouted
Middle English, flouten (to play the flute)
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- French:bafoué, ...
- German:ignorierte, ...
- Italian:ignorate, ...
- Spanish:desacatadas, ...
- Portuguese:desrespeitado, ...
- Chinese:被蔑视, ...
- Japanese:無視された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَجاهَل, ...
- Hebrew:מוּפָר, ...
- Russian:игнорируемые, ...
- Ukrainian:знехтуваний, ...
- Hindi:उल्लंघित, ...
Definition of flout - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
legalopenly disregard rules or laws
- He flouts the rules without any fear.
2.
disrespectshow contempt for something or someone
- She flouted convention by wearing jeans to the formal event..
Expressions with flout
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openly disregard traditional rules or norms
He likes to flout convention by wearing casual clothes to formal events.
Origin of flout
Middle English, flouten (to play the flute)
Examples of flout in a sentence
Companies that flout environmental laws face heavy fines. They flout the rules without fear of consequences. He continued to flout authority at every turn.
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- French:bafouer, ...
- German:missachten, verachten, ...
- Italian:disprezzare, sfidare, ...
- Spanish:desafiar, despreciar, ...
- Portuguese:desrespeitar, desprezar, ...
- Chinese:公然无视, 蔑视, ...
- Japanese:無視する, 侮る, ...
- Arabic:تَجَاهَلَ, تَهَكَّمَ عَلَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָפֵר, לָבוּז לְ, ...
- Russian:пренебрегать, презирать, ...
- Ukrainian:зневажати, ...
- Hindi:उल्लंघन करना, धज्जियाँ उड़ाना, ...
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