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aspersion

/əˈspɜː.ʒən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une remarque dénigrants ou diffamatoire qui attaque le caractère ou la réputation de quelqu'un, ou l'action de répandre de telles accusations.

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noun

/əˈspɜː.ʒən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une remarque dénigrants ou diffamatoire qui attaque le caractère ou la réputation de quelqu'un, ou l'action de répandre de telles accusations.

A noun referring to a disparaging or abusive remark that attacks a person's character or reputation.

  1. Disparaging remarkC1formal

    A critical or derogatory statement intended to damage someone's reputation.

    frParole désobligeante

    • He cast aspersions on her honesty during the debate.
    • The politician's speech was full of aspersions against his opponent.
    • She refused to listen to any aspersions about her colleague's work.

    Synonymescalumnydefamationdenigrationdisparagementinsultslanderslurvilification

    Antonymesaccoladecommendationcomplimentpraise

  2. Attack on characterC1formal

    An abusive or slanderous attack on a person's character or good name.

    frAttaque diffamatoire

    • The article was nothing but aspersions on the actor's personal life.
    • He felt hurt by the aspersions cast on his professional integrity.
    • Spreading aspersions is a common tactic in political campaigns.

    Synonymesabusecalumnydefamationdenigrationdetractiondisparagementlibelslanderslurvilification

    Antonymesacclaimcommendationendorsementpraise

  3. Sprinkling of water (rare)C2formal

    The act of sprinkling water, especially in the context of baptism.

    frAspersion d'eau

    • The priest performed the aspersion of holy water during the ceremony.
    • In some traditions, aspersion is used instead of full immersion.
    • The ritual included an aspersion to symbolize purification.

    Synonymessprinkling

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  • aspersions plural form
  • aspersions' possessive plural form
  • aspersion's possessive singular form
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