flout u rečniku PONS

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In fact, on many occasions he recklessly flouted martial law, seemingly without fear of repercussions, possibly because of the influence of these same connections.
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In this respect, she flouts the authority of the patriarchal family.
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Jac demonstrates a willingness to flout rules and endanger patients to advance her own career.
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This means that the consecration is considered valid even if it flouts certain ecclesiastical laws, and even if the participants are schismatics or heretics.
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She had little interest for education and spent more time thinking of ways to flout the rules.
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She illegally erected posters too early, causing some controversy when she was accused of flouting regulations.
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An in-your-face spectacle, it deliberately presented behavior designed to flout conventional, heterosexual norms.
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This was a manifold, therapeutic, magical, propitiatory, alchemic role which flouted the strict biblical and rabbinic prohibitions on the consumption of blood....
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At the same time, demand for such materials continued, and the laws were often widely flouted.
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However, it is possible to flout a maxim intentionally or unconsciously and thereby convey a different meaning than what is literally spoken.
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