glout in a sentence

v. i.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 9, Grade 10

Definition

To glout means to boast or brag in a self-satisfied manner, often in a way that may annoy others.

He tried not to glout about his recent promotion, knowing it could alienate his colleagues.
After winning the championship, she couldn't help but glout in the glory of her team's success.
His tendency to glout over minor accomplishments often annoyed his friends.
It’s best not to glout too much, as humility can sometimes earn you more respect.
When he saw his rival struggling, he felt a moment of temptation to glout openly.
The child began to glout when he realized he had lost his favorite toy.
She couldn't help but glout after seeing her friend win the award she had hoped for.
Despite his success, he often found himself glouting over the small setbacks.
In the midst of celebration, a few guests chose to glout in the corner, feeling left out.
His tendency to glout at others' achievements created a rift in their friendship.