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addled

/ˈæd.əld/

Traduction: Adjectif désignant quelque chose de confus, embrouillé ou dérangé, ou un œuf pourri ou gâté.

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adjective

/ˈæd.əld/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif désignant quelque chose de confus, embrouillé ou dérangé, ou un œuf pourri ou gâté.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning confused, muddled, or rotten (especially of eggs).

  1. Confused or unable to think clearlyB2informal

    In a state of mental confusion or muddled thinking.

    frConfus, troublé

    • His mind was addled by lack of sleep.
    • The old man's memory was addled with age.
    • She felt addled after trying to solve the complex puzzle.

    Synonymesbefuddledbewilderedconfuseddazeddisorientedfuddledgroggymuddledmuzzystupefied

    Antonymesalertclearheadedcoherentcollectedcomposedlucid

  2. Rotten or spoiled (of eggs)B2formal

    Describing an egg that has gone bad and is no longer edible.

    frœuf pourri

    • The chef threw away the addled eggs.
    • A foul smell came from the addled egg.
    • You can tell an egg is addled by its sulfurous odor.

    Synonymesbadoffputridrottenspoiledturned

    Antonymesediblefreshgood

Formes
  • more addled comparative form
  • most addled superlative form
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