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brainwash

/ˈbreɪn.wɒʃ/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de contraindre une personne à changer ses convictions ou ses opinions par une pression psychologique intense ou une manipulation.

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verb

/ˈbreɪn.wɒʃ/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de contraindre une personne à changer ses convictions ou ses opinions par une pression psychologique intense ou une manipulation.

A verb used to indicate the act of forcing someone to change their beliefs or attitudes through intense psychological pressure or manipulation.

  1. Forcibly indoctrinateB2formal

    To force someone to change their beliefs or attitudes through intense, often coercive methods.

    frendoctriner par la force

    • The cult tried to brainwash its members into following a strict ideology.
    • Prisoners of war were often brainwashed by their captors.
    • She felt that the advertisement was trying to brainwash consumers into buying unnecessary products.

    Synonymesconditionindoctrinateprogram

  2. Persuade completelyB2informal

    To convince someone completely, often through repeated or manipulative messaging.

    frconditionner

    • The politician's speeches seemed to brainwash the audience into supporting his policies.
    • He was brainwashed by the constant propaganda on social media.
    • They tried to brainwash her into believing that the product was essential for her health.

    Synonymesconditionconvertconvinceindoctrinateinfluenceprogramsway

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  • brainwashed past participle
  • brainwashed past simple
  • brainwashing present participle
  • brainwashes third person singular
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