0 past simple and past participle of scout
The most potent of these was the nationalism of subject peoples, which 'imperialist economism' scouted as diverting the working-class movement to the service of reactionary bourgeois causes.
They scouted his suggestion of a lengthy war.
Suggestions of equally big ideas which may today be scouted as ridiculous will come to be accepted and operated.
I do not find the idea of compulsory service now scouted in the way it was a very few years ago.
He did not even say he would consult his colleagues about it, but scouted the whole idea.
It would be scouted in any fifth-form debating society.
But he scouted the idea that there was any improper notion in punishment for crime.
It objects in principle and in detail, and its representations went largely ignored and its complaints of inadequate consultation have been scouted.
