flouting (Meaning)

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flouting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Flout

The rebellious teenager flagrantly flouted his parents' curfew, staying out late with friends.
The reckless driver was charged with multiple offenses for flouting traffic laws, putting other motorists at risk.
The company flouted labor regulations by paying its employees below minimum wage and denying them overtime.
The students flouted the school dress code, wearing inappropriate clothing that violated its policies.
The politician flouted campaign finance laws, accepting illegal donations to boost his candidacy.
The protesters flouted the city's permit restrictions, gathering in a public park without authorization.
The hacker flouted cybersecurity measures, gaining unauthorized access to sensitive data.
The athlete flouted doping regulations, taking performance-enhancing substances in a bid for glory.
The fashionista flouted societal norms, embracing bold and unconventional clothing choices that challenged the status quo.
The rebellious artist flouted artistic conventions, creating works that defied traditional forms and challenged viewers' expectations.

of Flout

defiance, disregard, forgetting, challenge, offence, rebellion, ignoring, overlooking,neglect, violation

keeping, regard,compliance, obedience, conformity, regard, conformity, keeping, compliance, conformance

The rebellious teenager flagrantly flouted his parents' curfew, staying out late with friends.

The reckless driver was charged with multiple offenses for flouting traffic laws, putting other motorists at risk.

The company flouted labor regulations by paying its employees below minimum wage and denying them overtime.

The students flouted the school dress code, wearing inappropriate clothing that violated its policies.