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dissentient

/dɪˈsen.ʃənt/

Traducción: Adjetivo que describe a alguien que no está de acuerdo o expresa oposición, especialmente en un contexto formal o político. En la actualidad, en gran medida ha sido reemplazado por 'dissenting' (disidente).

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Conexiones de la palabra

adjective

/dɪˈsen.ʃənt/C2formalpoliticalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo que describe a alguien que no está de acuerdo o expresa oposición, especialmente en un contexto formal o político. En la actualidad, en gran medida ha sido reemplazado por 'dissenting' (disidente).

An adjective describing someone who disagrees or expresses opposition, especially in a formal or political context. Now largely replaced by 'dissenting'.

  1. Refusing to attend Church of England servicesC2formalbritish

    Describing a person, especially a Catholic, who refuses to attend services of the Church of England.

    esdisidente religioso (referido a católicos que no asisten a la Iglesia de Inglaterra)

    • The dissentient Catholics formed their own congregation.
    • In the 19th century, many dissentient families faced social pressure.
    • The parish records noted several dissentient members.

    Sinónimosrecusant

  2. Disagreeing with a majorityC2formal

    Expressing disagreement, especially with a prevailing opinion or majority.

    esDisidente

    • The dissentient voice in the committee was quickly silenced.
    • Only one member was dissentient to the proposed changes.
    • Her dissentient opinion was based on careful analysis.

    Sinónimoscontrariandissentingdissidentnonconformistopposingrebelliousrecalcitrant

    Antónimoscompliantconcurringconforming

Formas
  • more dissentient comparative form
  • most dissentient superlative form
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