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autonomy

/ɔːˈtɒn.ə.mi/

Traduction: Nom désignant le droit ou l'état de se gouverner soi-même, d'être indépendant ou libre de prendre ses propres décisions, notamment dans des contextes politique, personnel ou organisationnel.

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noun

/ɔːˈtɒn.ə.mi/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le droit ou l'état de se gouverner soi-même, d'être indépendant ou libre de prendre ses propres décisions, notamment dans des contextes politique, personnel ou organisationnel.

A noun referring to the right or condition of self-government, independence, or the freedom to make one's own decisions, especially in a political, personal, or organizational context.

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  1. Self-governanceB2formal

    The right or condition of self-government, especially of a region or organization.

    frAutonomie (gouvernance)

    • The region was granted autonomy after years of negotiation.
    • The university has academic autonomy in designing its curriculum.
    • The country's constitution guarantees autonomy for local provinces.

    Synonymeshome ruleindependenceself-determinationself-governmentself-rulesovereignty

    Antonymesdependencedependencyhegemonyservitudesubjectionsubjugationsubordinationvassalage

  2. Personal independenceB2formal

    The ability to make one's own decisions and act independently.

    frAutonomie personnelle

    • Teenagers often seek more autonomy from their parents.
    • She values her autonomy in the workplace.
    • The patient regained autonomy after completing physical therapy.

    Synonymesfreedomindependenceself-determinationself-relianceself-rule

    Antonymesdependencedependencysubjectionsubordinationsubservience

Formes
  • autonomies plural form
  • autonomies' possessive plural form
  • autonomy's possessive singular form
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