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cadaverous

/kəˈdæv.ər.əs/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou une chose qui paraît extrêmement pâle, maigre et évoque un cadavre.

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/kəˈdæv.ər.əs/C2formalmedical
  • frQualifie une personne ou une chose qui paraît extrêmement pâle, maigre et évoque un cadavre.

Describes someone or something that looks extremely pale, thin, and resembling a corpse.

  1. Extremely thin and paleC1formal

    Having the appearance of a corpse; very thin, pale, and gaunt, often due to illness, hunger, or exhaustion.

    frcadavérique (au sens figuré)

    • After weeks without food, the survivors looked cadaverous.
    • His cadaverous face frightened the children.
    • The patient's cadaverous appearance worried the doctors.

    Synonymesashendrawnemaciatedgaunthaggardhollow-eyedpallidskeletalwanwasted

    Antonymeschubbyplumprobustrosyruddy

  2. Relating to a corpseC2formal

    Of or pertaining to a dead body; resembling or characteristic of a corpse.

    frRelatif à un cadavre

    • The room had a cadaverous smell that made everyone uneasy.
    • The forensic team noted the cadaverous stiffness of the remains.
    • His cadaverous pallor suggested he had not slept in days.

    Synonymescadavericdeathlikegauntghastlyskeletal

Formes
  • more cadaverous comparative form
  • most cadaverous superlative form
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