Difference between revisions of "Flout"

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(New page: To '''flout''' means to disobey a law or rule with seeming impunity. The word is commonly confused with '''flaunt''' - the two mean different things, although of course one might flaunt on...)
 
 
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To '''flout''' means to disobey a law or rule with seeming impunity. The word is commonly confused with '''flaunt''' - the two mean different things, although of course one might flaunt ones flouting.
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To '''flout''' means to disobey a [[law]] or rule with seeming impunity. The word is commonly confused with [[flaunt]] - the two mean different things, although of course one might flaunt ones flouting.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:19, September 29, 2008

To flout means to disobey a law or rule with seeming impunity. The word is commonly confused with flaunt - the two mean different things, although of course one might flaunt ones flouting.