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alarmism

/əˈlɑː.mɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Nom désignant la tendance à susciter une inquiétude inutile ou exagérée, souvent à propos de dangers ou de problèmes potentiels.

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noun

/əˈlɑː.mɪ.zəm/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la tendance à susciter une inquiétude inutile ou exagérée, souvent à propos de dangers ou de problèmes potentiels.

A noun referring to the tendency to raise unnecessary or exaggerated alarms, often about potential dangers or problems.

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  1. Unnecessary panicC1formal

    The practice of spreading exaggerated or unfounded warnings about potential dangers, often causing unnecessary fear or concern.

    frAlarmisme

    • The politician was accused of alarmism when he claimed the economy would collapse next month.
    • Environmental alarmism can sometimes distract from real, solvable problems.
    • The media's alarmism about the new technology caused widespread public anxiety.

    Synonymessensationalism

    Antonymescalmrealism

Formes
  • alarmisms plural form
  • alarmisms' possessive plural form
  • alarmism's possessive singular form
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