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acerbate

/ˈæs.ər.beɪt/

Traduction: Verbe rare ou littéraire signifiant rendre acide ou amer, ou irriter, exaspérer, aggraver une situation.

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/ˈæs.ər.beɪt/formalobsolète
  • frVerbe rare ou littéraire signifiant rendre acide ou amer, ou irriter, exaspérer, aggraver une situation.

An obsolete verb meaning to make sour or bitter, or to exasperate or irritate.

  1. Make bitter or resentfulC2formal

    To cause someone to feel bitterness or resentment.

    frRendre amer ou plein de ressentiment

    • The unfair criticism acerbated his feelings toward the committee.
    • Her constant complaints acerbated the already tense atmosphere.
    • The betrayal acerbated his distrust of others.

    Synonymesembitterenvenomexasperatepoisonsour

    Antonymesappeaseassuageconciliatemollifypacifyplacatepropitiatesweeten

  2. Make sour or bitterC2formal

    To make something physically sour or bitter in taste.

    frRendre acide ou amer

    • The addition of lemon juice acerbated the sauce.
    • The spoiled milk acerbated the flavor of the coffee.
    • Overcooking can acerbate the natural bitterness of some vegetables.

    Synonymesacetifyacidifyacidulateembittersour

    Antonymessugarsweeten

Formes
  • acerbated past participle
  • acerbated past simple
  • acerbating present participle
  • acerbates third person singular
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