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irreverence

/ɪˈrev.ər.əns/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la falta de respeto hacia personas o cosas que normalmente se consideran serias, manifestada a menudo mediante una actitud o un acto irreverente.

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noun

/ɪˈrev.ər.əns/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la falta de respeto hacia personas o cosas que normalmente se consideran serias, manifestada a menudo mediante una actitud o un acto irreverente.

A noun referring to a lack of respect for people or things that are generally taken seriously, often expressed through a mental attitude or a disrespectful act.

  1. Attitude of disrespectC1formal

    A mental attitude that shows a lack of respect for things that are usually taken seriously, such as authority, religion, or traditions.

    esIrreverencia

    • His irreverence towards the old customs shocked the elders.
    • The comedian's irreverence was both shocking and hilarious.
    • She showed a certain irreverence for the strict rules of the academy.

    Sinónimosaudacitycheekdiscourtesydisrespectflippancyimpertinenceimpudencepresumptuousnessrudeness

    Antónimosawerespectreverence

  2. Disrespectful actC1formal

    An action or statement that shows a lack of respect for someone or something.

    esActo irrespetuoso

    • Making a joke during the solemn ceremony was an act of irreverence.
    • His irreverence towards the judge nearly got him held in contempt.
    • The article was criticized for its irreverence towards the royal family.

    Sinónimosaffrontdiscourtesydisrespectimpertinenceimpudenceincivilityinsolencerudenessslightsnub

    Antónimosdeferencehomagerespect

Formas
  • irreverences plural form
  • irreverences' possessive plural form
  • irreverence's possessive singular form
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