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anathema

/əˈnæθ.ə.mə/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne ou une chose qui inspire une forte aversion ou un profond dégoût, ou une malédiction ecclésiastique formelle entraînant l'excommunication.

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/əˈnæθ.ə.mə/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne ou une chose qui inspire une forte aversion ou un profond dégoût, ou une malédiction ecclésiastique formelle entraînant l'excommunication.

A noun referring to a person or thing that is intensely disliked or loathed, or a formal ecclesiastical curse that results in excommunication.

  1. Detested Person or ThingC1formal

    Someone or something that is intensely disliked or loathed.

    frPersonne ou chose détestée

    • The idea of cheating is anathema to her.
    • He became an anathema to the entire community after the scandal.
    • Violence is anathema to the principles of peace.

    Synonymesabominationaversionbanebete noirebugbearcursedisgustexecrationhatepariahscourge

    Antonymesbeloveddarlingfavorite

  2. Formal Curse or ExcommunicationC2formal

    A formal ecclesiastical curse that results in excommunication from a religious community.

    frAnathème (excommunication)

    • The church pronounced an anathema against the heretic.
    • In medieval times, an anathema was a severe punishment for dissenters.
    • The council issued an anathema against those who defied the doctrine.

    Synonymesbancondemnationcursedamnationdenunciationexcommunicationexecrationimprecationmaledictionproscription

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  • anathema's possessive singular form
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