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barbaric

/bɑːrˈbær.ɪk/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de cruel, de primitif ou de non civilisé par nature, souvent associé à la violence ou à un manque de raffinement.

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adjective

/bɑːrˈbær.ɪk/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de cruel, de primitif ou de non civilisé par nature, souvent associé à la violence ou à un manque de raffinement.

Describes something that is cruel, primitive, or uncivilized in nature.

  1. Uncivilized or primitiveB2formal

    Lacking the refinements of civilization; crude or savage in nature.

    frBarbare (non civilisé)

    • The ancient tribe was often described as barbaric by early explorers.
    • His barbaric behavior shocked the civilized society.
    • The film depicted a barbaric world without laws or order.

    Synonymesbarbarousbrutishcrudeprimitiveroughrudesavageuncivilizedunrefinedwild

    Antonymescivilcivilizedculturedpolishedrefinedsophisticatedurbane

  2. Unrestrained and crudely richC1formal

    Excessively lavish or ornate in a way that lacks subtlety or refinement.

    frbarbare (au sens de exubérant et grossier)

    • The palace was decorated with barbaric splendor, full of gold and jewels.
    • His barbaric taste in art favored huge, gaudy sculptures.
    • The feast was a barbaric display of wealth and excess.

    Synonymesflashygarishgaudyostentatiousoverwroughttawdry

    Antonymeselegantrefinedrestrainedsubtletasteful

Formes
  • more barbaric comparative form
  • most barbaric superlative form
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