Words often confused: flout or flaunt
Practise pairs that even advanced speakers mix up: flout and flaunt, imply and infer, elicit and illicit, credible and credulous, and more.
23 questionsby Grove EnglishAdded 11 Nov 2026
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Some fans openly the stadium's ban on fireworks.
He likes to his wealth with a new car every year.
Negotiators were brought in to the crisis.
A judge must be , with nothing to gain from the outcome.
Her silence seemed to that she disagreed.
The company has taken steps to the risks.
Please be : nobody else knows about the merger yet.
The wine perfectly the fish.
traffic stretched back for six miles.
Staff were only of the changes on Friday afternoon.
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