flout
/flaʊt/Definitions
1. verb
to behave in a way that deliberately ignores or disobeys laws, rules, or conventions, often to show contempt or defiance
“The protesters chose to flout the curfew and continue their march.”
2. verb
to reject or ignore the rules or conventions of a particular activity or situation
“The new player flouted the unwritten rules of the game and caused a stir.”
3. noun
an act of deliberately ignoring or disobeys laws, rules, or conventions
“The police had to address the flout of the speed limit during rush hour.”
4. verb
to treat or show something with contempt or disdain
“The critics flouted the artist’s work, saying it was not worth the price.”