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denunciation

/dɪˌnʌn.siˈeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le fait de dénoncer publiquement quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent de manière officielle ou formelle, en portant une accusation, une critique ou une condamnation.

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/dɪˌnʌn.siˈeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le fait de dénoncer publiquement quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent de manière officielle ou formelle, en portant une accusation, une critique ou une condamnation.

A noun referring to a public statement or act of condemning, criticizing, or accusing someone or something, often in a formal or official manner.

  1. Public condemnationC1formal

    A public statement expressing strong disapproval or criticism of someone or something.

    frDénonciation publique

    • The senator issued a strong denunciation of the new policy.
    • The newspaper published a denunciation of the government's actions.
    • His speech was a fierce denunciation of corruption.

    Synonymescastigationcensurecondemnationdenouncementfulminationvilification

    Antonymesacclamationapprovalcommendationendorsementpraise

  2. Accusation or reportingC1formal

    The act of informing against someone, often to authorities, accusing them of wrongdoing.

    frDénonciation (accusation ou signalement)

    • The denunciation of the spy led to his arrest.
    • She made a formal denunciation of the illegal activities.
    • False denunciations can ruin innocent people's lives.

    Synonymesaccusationallegationbetrayalchargedenouncementexposureincriminationindictmentinforming

    Antonymesacclamationcommendationpraise

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