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aptness

/ˈæpt.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant une disposition naturelle ou une tendance à se comporter d'une certaine manière, ou la qualité d'être approprié et pertinent pour un cas ou une situation donnés.

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noun

/ˈæpt.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une disposition naturelle ou une tendance à se comporter d'une certaine manière, ou la qualité d'être approprié et pertinent pour un cas ou une situation donnés.

A noun referring to a natural tendency or inclination to behave in a certain way, or the quality of being suitable and appropriate for a particular occasion or situation.

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  1. Natural tendencyC1formal

    A natural inclination or tendency to behave in a particular manner.

    frDisposition naturelle

    • His aptness for quick decision-making made him a great leader.
    • She showed an aptness for learning languages at a very young age.
    • The child's aptness to mimic others was both amusing and concerning.

    Synonymesbentdispositioninclinationleaningpenchantpredilectionproclivitypronenesspropensitytendency

  2. Suitability or relevanceC1formal

    The quality of being appropriate, fitting, or well-suited for a particular situation or purpose.

    frPertinence

    • The aptness of her comment during the debate was widely praised.
    • He questioned the aptness of wearing casual clothes to a formal ceremony.
    • The speaker's choice of words had a remarkable aptness for the occasion.

    Synonymesapplicabilityappropriatenessfitnesspertinencepropernessrelevancerightnesssuitabilitysuitableness

    Antonymesinappropriatenessirrelevanceunfitnessunsuitability

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  • aptnesses' possessive plural form
  • aptness's possessive singular form
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