flaunt

verb
UK /flɔːnt/
US /flɑːnt/

To show something off so everyone can see it.

She flaunted her new dress at the party.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To wave something proudly in the air.

He flaunted the trophy above his head.

3. To behave in a bold and confident way that draws attention.

The peacock flaunted its bright feathers.

4. To ignore rules or warnings openly.

They flaunted the safety rules at the pool.