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demimonde

/ˈdɛm.i.mɒnd/

Traduction: Nom désignant, au XIXe siècle, une classe de femmes de réputation douteuse en raison de leur comportement jugé peu vertueux ou libertin, vivant en marge de la bonne société.

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noun

/ˈdɛm.i.mɒnd/C2formal
  • frNom désignant, au XIXe siècle, une classe de femmes de réputation douteuse en raison de leur comportement jugé peu vertueux ou libertin, vivant en marge de la bonne société.

A noun referring to a class of women in the 19th century who were considered to be of questionable social standing due to their perceived indiscreet or promiscuous behavior.

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  1. Socially marginal groupC2formal

    A group of people, especially women, who are considered to be on the fringes of respectable society due to unconventional or morally questionable behavior.

    frdemi-monde

    • The novel vividly portrays the demimonde of 19th-century Paris.
    • She was fascinated by the artists and writers who inhabited the city's demimonde.
    • The play explores the lives of those living in the demimonde, outside conventional social circles.

    Synonymesbohemiacounterculturefringesubcultureunderworld

Formes
  • demimondes plural form
  • demimondes' possessive plural form
  • demimonde's possessive singular form
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