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defection

/dɪˈfek.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Akt bezeichnet, das eigene Land, eine politische Partei, eine Sache oder eine Treuepflicht zu verlassen, um zur Gegenseite überzugehen.

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noun

/dɪˈfek.ʃən/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Akt bezeichnet, das eigene Land, eine politische Partei, eine Sache oder eine Treuepflicht zu verlassen, um zur Gegenseite überzugehen.

A noun referring to the act of abandoning one's country, political party, cause, or allegiance to join an opposing side.

  1. Abandonment of allegianceC1formal

    The act of leaving a country, political party, or group to join an opposing one.

    deÜberlaufen zum Gegner

    • The spy's defection to the enemy nation was a major blow to intelligence.
    • Several high-ranking officials have been accused of defection.
    • His defection from the party shocked his colleagues.

    Synonymeapostasybetrayaldesertiondisloyaltyrebellionrenegadesecessiontreason

    Antonymeallegiancedevotionfidelityloyalty

  2. Abandonment of a causeC1formal

    The act of abandoning a principle, duty, or cause.

    deAbkehr von einer Sache

    • The defection of key supporters weakened the movement.
    • Her defection from the project was unexpected.
    • The defection of the team's star player led to their defeat.

    Synonymeabandonmentapostasybetrayaldesertionrenunciationrevolt

    Antonymeallegianceconstancydevotionfaithfulnessloyalty

Formen
  • defections plural form
  • defections' possessive plural form
  • defection's possessive singular form
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