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atonement

/əˈtəʊn.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de réparer une faute ou de compenser un préjudice causé, souvent par un acte de pénitence ou de réconciliation, pouvant inclure l'apaisement d'une divinité.

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noun

/əˈtəʊn.mənt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de réparer une faute ou de compenser un préjudice causé, souvent par un acte de pénitence ou de réconciliation, pouvant inclure l'apaisement d'une divinité.

A noun referring to the act of making amends or reparation for a wrongdoing or injury, often involving the appeasement of a deity.

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  1. Compensation for a wrongC1formal

    The act of making amends or reparation for an injury, mistake, or wrongdoing.

    frExpiation / réparation d'une faute

    • He offered a sincere apology as atonement for his rude behavior.
    • The company made a donation as atonement for the environmental damage.
    • She sought atonement by helping those she had wronged.

    Synonymesamendscompensationexpiationredressreparationrestitution

  2. Religious reconciliationC1formal

    The act of reconciling with a deity or making amends for sin, often through sacrifice or repentance.

    frRéconciliation religieuse

    • In many religions, atonement is achieved through prayer and fasting.
    • The ancient ritual was performed as atonement for the community's sins.
    • He believed that his suffering was a form of atonement for his past mistakes.

    Synonymesamendsexpiationpenancepropitiationredemptionreparation

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  • atonements plural form
  • atonements' possessive plural form
  • atonement's possessive singular form
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