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adumbration

/ˌæd.ʌmˈbreɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la acción de indicar algo de forma vaga o parcial por anticipado, o una representación esquemática, imperfecta o confusa de una idea u objeto.

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noun

/ˌæd.ʌmˈbreɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la acción de indicar algo de forma vaga o parcial por anticipado, o una representación esquemática, imperfecta o confusa de una idea u objeto.

A noun referring to the act of giving a vague or partial indication of something in advance, or a sketchy, imperfect, or faint representation of an idea or object.

  1. Vague indication or foreshadowingC2formal

    The act of giving a faint or partial outline of something that will happen in the future.

    esAdumbración

    • The early chapters of the novel contain an adumbration of the tragic ending.
    • His speech was an adumbration of the major policy changes to come.
    • The artist's sketch was an adumbration of the final masterpiece.

    Sinónimosforeshadowinghintinklingintimationomenportentprefigurationpresagesuggestion

    Antónimosmanifestationrealizationrevelation

  2. Imperfect or sketchy representationC2formal

    A rough, incomplete, or faint representation of something.

    esRepresentación imperfecta o esquemática

    • The ancient map was merely an adumbration of the continent's true shape.
    • Her first draft was an adumbration of the detailed report she later produced.
    • The witness could only provide an adumbration of the suspect's appearance.

    Sinónimosdrafthintoutlinesemblanceshadowsketchsuggestion

    Antónimosdelineationelaboration

Formas
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  • adumbrations' possessive plural form
  • adumbration's possessive singular form
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