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barbarise

/ˈbɑːr.bə.raɪz/

Traduction: Verbe vieilli signifiant rendre barbare, grossier ou primitif dans la langue ou les coutumes, ou corrompre la culture.

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verb

/ˈbɑːr.bə.raɪz/formalobsolète
  • frVerbe vieilli signifiant rendre barbare, grossier ou primitif dans la langue ou les coutumes, ou corrompre la culture.

An obsolete verb meaning to make barbarous, corrupt, or crude in language or customs.

  1. Become crude or savageC2formal

    To become crude, savage, or barbaric in behavior or language.

    frdevenir barbare

    • The prolonged conflict caused the society to barbarise.
    • Without education, communities can barbarise over time.
    • His speech began to barbarise as he grew more frustrated.

    Synonymesbrutalise

    Antonymescivilisecultivatehumanisepolishrefine

  2. Make crude or savageC2formal

    To cause someone or something to become crude, savage, or barbaric in behavior or speech.

    frRendre barbare

    • The harsh environment barbarised the settlers.
    • Constant exposure to violence can barbarise a person's language.
    • The regime's policies barbarised the population.

    Synonymescoarsendegradedehumanize

    Antonymescivilizecultivatehumanizepolishrefine

Formes
  • barbarised past participle
  • barbarized past participle
  • barbarised past simple
  • barbarized past simple
  • barbarising present participle
  • barbarizing present participle
  • barbarises third person singular
  • barbarizes third person singular