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Flout

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Intentional DisregardPlay
Using 'flout' indicates someone is deliberately ignoring rules, not just accidentally breaking them. SlideActivists decided to flout the curfew as a sign of protest.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
'Flout' often carries a negative tone, suggesting disapproval of the action. SlideHe openly flouted the company's dress code, earning a reprimand.
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Rebellious ContextPlay
'Flout' is typically used in situations where someone is rebelling against authority or convention. SlideThe novelist flouted literary conventions to create her unique style.