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dereliction

/ˌder.əˈlɪk.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de ce qui est abandonné, négligé ou en mauvais état, ainsi que l'acte de manquer à son devoir ou à une obligation.

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noun

/ˌder.əˈlɪk.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état de ce qui est abandonné, négligé ou en mauvais état, ainsi que l'acte de manquer à son devoir ou à une obligation.

A noun referring to the state of being abandoned, neglected, or in poor condition, or the act of failing to fulfill a duty or obligation.

indénombrable

  1. Neglect of dutyC1formal

    Willful or negligent failure to perform one's duty or responsibility.

    frManquement au devoir

    • The officer was charged with dereliction of duty.
    • His dereliction of responsibility led to the project's failure.
    • The report cited dereliction of care by the hospital staff.

    Synonymesdefaultdelinquencyfailurelapseneglectnegligencenonfeasanceomissionremissness

    Antonymesassiduitycareconscientiousnessdevotiondiligenceperformanceresponsibility

  2. State of abandonmentC1formal

    The condition of being abandoned or neglected, especially of a building or property.

    frÉtat d'abandon

    • The old factory fell into a state of dereliction.
    • Years of dereliction left the house uninhabitable.
    • The park suffered from dereliction after the budget cuts.

    Synonymesabandonmentdesertionforsakingneglectrelinquishment

    Antonymescaremaintenancepreservationupkeep

Formes
  • derelictions plural form
  • derelictions' possessive plural form
  • dereliction's possessive singular form
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