flouted

UK
/flaʊtɪd/
US
/flaʊtɪd/
floutverb

flouted

Past Simple

flouted
Past Simple
flouted
Past Participle
flouting
Gerund
UK
/flaʊt/
US
/flaʊt/
Translations
She continued to flout the warnings given by the authorities.
Она продолжала игнорировать предупреждения, данные властями.
The company was found to flout environmental regulations.
Компания была уличена в нарушении экологических норм.
He chose to flout the rules and do things his own way.
Он решил пренебречь правилами и поступать по-своему.
Definitions
To openly disregard a rule, law, or convention.
She decided to flout the school's dress code by wearing a bright red hat.
To treat with scornful contempt; to mock or scoff at someone or something.
The rebels openly flouted the king, laughing at his decrees.
floutnoun
Definitions
A contemptuous disregard or open defiance of rules, laws, or conventions.
His flout of the school's dress code was evident when he wore a hat in class.
A jeer, gibe, or mocking remark; an expression of contempt.
Their flouts echoed across the hall, undermining the speaker’s confidence.