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oppressiveness

/əˈpres.ɪv.nəs/

Traducción: Cualidad de lo que resulta opresivo o abrumador, ya sea por un trato severo e injusto que causa sensación de agobio, o por ser algo pesado y difícil de soportar.

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noun

/əˈpres.ɪv.nəs/C1formal
  • esCualidad de lo que resulta opresivo o abrumador, ya sea por un trato severo e injusto que causa sensación de agobio, o por ser algo pesado y difícil de soportar.

A noun referring to a feeling of being weighed down by harsh or unjust treatment, or the quality of being burdensome and difficult to endure.

incontable

  1. Feeling of being oppressedC1formal

    A state or sensation of being weighed down by unjust or cruel treatment, or by a sense of powerlessness.

    esSensación de opresión

    • The oppressiveness of the regime was felt by all citizens.
    • She spoke about the oppressiveness of living under constant surveillance.
    • The novel captures the oppressiveness of a society without freedom.

    Sinónimosburdenoppressionpowerlessnessweight

    Antónimosautonomyempowermentfreedomindependenceliberation

  2. Unwelcome burdensome difficultyC1formal

    A quality of being overwhelmingly difficult, heavy, or burdensome in a way that causes discomfort or hardship.

    esopresividad

    • The oppressiveness of the workload made him consider quitting.
    • There was an oppressiveness to the silence in the room that made everyone uneasy.
    • The oppressiveness of the heat during the summer was unbearable.

    Sinónimosarduousnessburdensomenesshardshiponerousnessweight

    Antónimoseaselightness

Formas
  • oppressivenesses plural form
  • oppressivenesses' possessive plural form
  • oppressiveness's possessive singular form
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