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bane

/beɪn/

Traduction: Cause de grande souffrance, de désagrément ou de tourment ; ce qui apporte ruine ou malheur.

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noun

/beɪn/C1formal
  • frCause de grande souffrance, de désagrément ou de tourment ; ce qui apporte ruine ou malheur.

A noun referring to a cause of great distress, annoyance, or suffering; something that brings ruin or trouble.

  1. Cause of trouble or miseryC1formal

    A source of persistent annoyance, distress, or ruin.

    frfléau

    • Procrastination is the bane of my productivity.
    • The constant noise from the construction site was the bane of her existence.
    • For many students, early morning classes are the bane of their academic life.

    Synonymesafflictionblightcursenuisancepestplagueruinscourgetormentwoe

    Antonymesblessingboongodsend

  2. Cause of death or destructionC2formal

    Something that brings about ruin, death, or destruction.

    frfléau

    • The plague was the bane of medieval Europe.
    • Greed proved to be the bane of the empire.
    • The invasive species became the bane of the local ecosystem.

    Synonymesafflictioncursedestructionnemesisplagueruinscourge

    Antonymesblessingboonsalvation

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  • banes' possessive plural form
  • bane's possessive singular form
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