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crapulous

/ˈkræp.jʊ.ləs/

Traduction: Adjectif désignant une personne souffrant des effets d'un excès de nourriture ou d'alcool, ou caractérisant l'intempérance et la goinfrerie.

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adjective

/ˈkræp.jʊ.ləs/formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif désignant une personne souffrant des effets d'un excès de nourriture ou d'alcool, ou caractérisant l'intempérance et la goinfrerie.

An obsolete adjective describing someone who is suffering from the effects of excessive eating or drinking, or relating to intemperance.

  1. Suffering from overindulgenceC2formal

    Feeling unwell or ill due to excessive consumption of food or alcohol.

    frSouffrant d'excès

    • After the feast, he felt crapulous and regretted his choices.
    • She woke up crapulous after the wedding reception.
    • The crapulous state of the guests was evident the next morning.

    Synonymesillnauseatedqueasysick

    Antonymesabstinentsobertemperate

  2. Given to intemperanceC2formal

    Characterized by a habitual tendency to overindulge in eating or drinking.

    frAdonné aux excès

    • His crapulous habits eventually affected his health.
    • The novel depicts a crapulous character who lives for pleasure.
    • Crapulous behavior was common among the ancient Roman elite.

    Synonymesdebaucheddissipatedgluttonousimmoderateintemperateoverindulgentself-indulgent

    Antonymesabstemiousmoderatesobertemperate

Formes
  • more crapulous comparative form
  • most crapulous superlative form