0 present participle of flaunt
1 to show or make obvious something you are proud of in order to get admiration:
The movement's activism required the flaunting of the antinomian way in society rather than hermitic withdrawal, yet it lacked a progressivist ethic.
This man has read everything, but it all appears in a pertinent, scholarly manner, without pedantry or flaunting fashionableness.
Purchasing this volume rewards the flaunting of basic professional standards.
By flaunting the non-realistic choral actions on stage, it opens a rift between representational realism and - something else.
No sorrow, no salutary terror, no abhorrence, no seriousness; nothing but ribaldry, debauchery, levity, drunkenness, and flaunting vice in fifty other shapes.
The world's motor manufacturers, the oil companies and the large architectural practices are flaunting their new-found commitment to what they call sustainability, but are they the 'movement'?
The entire story of the conquistadors is an object lesson in what can be achieved by taking colossal risks, by flaunting meagre resources in the face of unbelievable odds.
I was recently at a film festival, and you should have seen the heterosexuals flaunting themselves on the beach and along the promenades.
