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belligerence

/bəˈlɪdʒ.ər.əns/

Traduction: Nom décrivant une attitude hostile ou guerrière, ou une tendance naturelle à l'agression et à la confrontation.

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noun

/bəˈlɪdʒ.ər.əns/C1formal
  • frNom décrivant une attitude hostile ou guerrière, ou une tendance naturelle à l'agression et à la confrontation.

A noun describing a hostile or warlike attitude, or a natural disposition to be aggressive and confrontational.

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  1. Hostile or warlike attitudeC1formal

    An aggressive, unfriendly, or combative disposition, often characterized by a readiness to fight or argue.

    frBelligérance

    • The diplomat's belligerence nearly caused an international incident.
    • His tone was full of belligerence, making negotiation impossible.
    • The country's growing belligerence worried its neighbors.

    Synonymesaggressivenessbellicositycombativenesscontentiousnesshostilitymilitancypugnacitytruculence

    Antonymesamicabilityconciliationfriendlinesspacifismpeaceableness

  2. Natural disposition to be hostileC1formal

    An inherent tendency or inclination to be quarrelsome, aggressive, or confrontational.

    frBelligérance (disposition hostile)

    • Her belligerence made it difficult for her to maintain friendships.
    • The child's belligerence was a concern for his teachers.
    • He was known for his belligerence, always picking fights over trivial matters.

    Synonymesaggressivenessbellicositycombativenesscontentiousnesshostilitypugnacityquarrelsomenesstruculence

    Antonymesaffabilityamiabilityfriendlinessgenialitygoodwillkindlinesspeaceablenesspeacefulness

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  • belligerences plural form
  • belligerences' possessive plural form
  • belligerence's possessive singular form
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