0 present participle of flaunt --
1 to show or make obvious something you are proud of in order to get admiration: --
I was wondering whether he was making that frantic appeal to his own constituents when he was talking about the flaunting of wealth.
One of the things that might happen to the country is the flaunting of wealth as against poverty.
It is that flaunting of privilege in the face of deprivation that so damages people's trust and confidence in the system.
If we are going to revere the flag, do not let us do it by flaunting it in the face of other nations.
With all the difficulties with which we are confronted, there should not be this flaunting by those who are lucky enough to have money.
It is a flaunting which is done to create hostility and to lead, amongst other things, to public disorder.
However, it is his party, despite its flaunting of its moral position, which seeks to hand over television to the private entrepreneur.
I was recently at a film festival, and you should have seen the heterosexuals flaunting themselves on the beach and along the promenades.
