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ravishment

/ˈræv.ɪʃ.mənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo con dos significados distintos: un sentimiento de gran deleite, asombro o encanto; o, en contexto legal, el delito de forzar a una mujer a mantener una relación sexual contra su voluntad.

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noun

/ˈræv.ɪʃ.mənt/C2formallegal
  • esSustantivo con dos significados distintos: un sentimiento de gran deleite, asombro o encanto; o, en contexto legal, el delito de forzar a una mujer a mantener una relación sexual contra su voluntad.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a feeling of intense delight, wonder, or enchantment; or, in a legal context, the crime of forcing a woman to submit to sexual intercourse against her will.

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  1. Enchantment or DelightC2formal

    A state of being filled with wonder, joy, or enchantment; a feeling of being captivated.

    esArrobamiento o deleite

    • The audience was in a state of ravishment during the ballet performance.
    • He experienced a moment of pure ravishment while watching the sunset over the mountains.
    • The beauty of the ancient cathedral filled her with ravishment.

    Sinónimosblissdelightecstasyelationenchantmenteuphoriaexaltationjoyrapturetransport

  2. Forced Sexual IntercourseC2formal

    The act of forcing a person to engage in sexual intercourse against their will; a historical legal term for rape.

    esViolación forzada

    • The historical records detail the ravishment of women during the war.
    • The court case dealt with the crime of ravishment.
    • The term 'ravishment' is now largely replaced by 'rape' in modern legal language.

    Sinónimosdefilementrapeviolation

Formas
  • ravishments plural form
  • ravishments' possessive plural form
  • ravishment's possessive singular form
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