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barbarous

/ˈbɑːr.bər.əs/

Traduction: Adjectif qualifiant ce qui est considéré comme non civilisé, cruel, brutal ou grossier, souvent en référence à des actes ou des peuples perçus comme sauvages ou primitifs.

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/ˈbɑːr.bər.əs/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif qualifiant ce qui est considéré comme non civilisé, cruel, brutal ou grossier, souvent en référence à des actes ou des peuples perçus comme sauvages ou primitifs.

An old-fashioned adjective describing something as uncivilized, cruel, or brutal.

  1. Cruel or brutalC1formal

    Describes actions or people that are savagely cruel, causing pain or suffering.

    frBarbare / Cruel

    • The barbarous treatment of prisoners shocked the world.
    • History records many barbarous acts committed during wartime.
    • Such barbarous behavior has no place in a civilized society.

    Synonymesbarbaricbrutalcallouscruelferociousheartlessinhumaneruthlesssavagevicious

    Antonymescompassionategentlehumanekindmerciful

  2. Uncivilized or primitiveC1formal

    Relating to a society or culture considered to be primitive or lacking in refinement.

    frBarbare (non civilisé)

    • The explorers described the tribe's customs as barbarous.
    • Ancient texts often depict neighboring peoples as barbarous.
    • The term 'barbarous' was historically used to describe cultures different from one's own.

    Synonymesbarbarianbarbariccrudeprimitivesavageuncivilizedunculturedunrefineduntamedwild

    Antonymescivilizedculturedenlightenedrefined

Formes
  • more barbarous comparative form
  • most barbarous superlative form
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