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consummate

/ˈkɒn.sə.mət/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne extrêmement habile et expérimentée dans une activité ou un domaine donné, ou une action menée avec une grande maîtrise., Verbe signifiant mener à son terme ou à son accomplissement, notamment achever une action ou un processus, ou officialiser un mariage par l'union sexuelle.

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adjective

/ˈkɒn.sə.mət/C2formal
  • frQualifie une personne extrêmement habile et expérimentée dans une activité ou un domaine donné, ou une action menée avec une grande maîtrise.

Describes someone who is extremely skilled and experienced in a particular activity or field.

  1. Highly skilled or accomplishedC2formal

    Showing a high degree of skill and perfection; complete or perfect in every way.

    fraccompli, consommé

    • She is a consummate professional who always delivers excellent results.
    • The pianist gave a consummate performance that left the audience in awe.
    • He is a consummate diplomat, known for his tact and negotiation skills.

    Synonymesaccomplishedadeptexpertfinishedmasterfulmasterlypolishedproficientskilledvirtuoso

    Antonymesamateurishincompetentineptinexpertunskilled

  2. Complete or absoluteC2formal

    Used to emphasize the extreme degree of a quality, often negative.

    frconsommé, parfait, achevé

    • The plan was a consummate failure from the start.
    • His speech was a consummate example of political manipulation.
    • The team showed consummate disregard for the rules.

    Synonymesabsolutearrantcompletedownrightout-and-outoutrightperfectpositivepureranksheersupremethoroughtotalunmitigatedutter

Formes
  • more consummate comparative form
  • most consummate superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈkɒn.sə.meɪt/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant mener à son terme ou à son accomplissement, notamment achever une action ou un processus, ou officialiser un mariage par l'union sexuelle.

A verb used to indicate the act of completing or perfecting something, or making a marriage legally complete through sexual intercourse.

  1. Complete or finishC1formal

    To bring something to a state of completion or perfection.

    frMener à terme, accomplir

    • The deal was consummated with a handshake.
    • They consummated their partnership by signing the contract.
    • The artist consummated his masterpiece after years of work.

    Synonymesaccomplishachievecompleteconcludeexecutefinishfulfillperfect

    Antonymesabandonbegincommenceincompleteneglectstartunfinished

  2. Make a marriage completeC2formal

    To make a marriage legally complete by having sexual intercourse.

    frConsommer un mariage

    • The couple consummated their marriage on their wedding night.
    • In some cultures, the marriage is not considered valid until it is consummated.
    • They waited until after the ceremony to consummate their union.

    Synonymescomplete

Formes
  • consummated past participle
  • consummated past simple
  • consummating present participle
  • consummates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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