Pronunciation: /flɔːntɪŋ/
verb to display ostentatiously or boldly
A1 She enjoys flaunting her new dress.
A2 He was caught flaunting his wealth on social media.
B1 The celebrity was criticized for flaunting her expensive jewelry.
B2 The athlete was known for flaunting his skills on the field.
C1 The politician was accused of flaunting his power for personal gain.
C2 The artist had a reputation for flaunting his success in the art world.
adjective showing off in a conspicuous or offensive way
A1 She was flaunting her new bracelet at the party.
A2 The peacock was flaunting its colorful feathers.
B1 The celebrity was flaunting his expensive car on social media.
B2 The company was flaunting its latest technological advancements in the industry.
C1 The politician was flaunting his power and influence during the debate.
C2 The designer was flaunting her unique creations at the fashion show.
formal She was caught flaunting her expensive jewelry at the charity event.
informal He's always flaunting his new car whenever he gets the chance.
slang Stop flaunting your designer clothes, no one cares.
figurative The peacock flaunted its colorful feathers to attract a mate.
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