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damnation

/dæmˈneɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de condamnation, en particulier à la punition éternelle dans un contexte religieux, ou une vive réprobation.

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/dæmˈneɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état de condamnation, en particulier à la punition éternelle dans un contexte religieux, ou une vive réprobation.

A noun referring to the state of being condemned, especially to eternal punishment in a religious context, or strong condemnation.

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  1. C1formal

    The state of being condemned to eternal punishment in hell, especially in religious contexts.

    frDamnation éternelle

    • The preacher warned of eternal damnation for sinners.
    • In some religions, damnation is the ultimate consequence of evil deeds.
    • He feared damnation after a life of wrongdoing.

    Synonymescondemnationdoomperditionreprobation

    Antonymesdeliverancegraceredemptionsalvation

  2. Condemnation or ruinC1formal

    A state of being condemned or ruined, often used figuratively.

    frcondamnation ou ruine

    • The scandal brought damnation upon his reputation.
    • The project faced damnation due to lack of funding.
    • Her actions led to the damnation of the entire enterprise.

    Synonymescondemnationdestructiondoomdownfallperditionruin

    Antonymesdeliveranceredemptionsalvation

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  • damnations plural form
  • damnations' possessive plural form
  • damnation's possessive singular form
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