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desertion

/dɪˈzɜː.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'acte d'abandonner une personne, une cause ou une obligation, ou encore l'action de se retirer de quelque chose.

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noun

/dɪˈzɜː.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'acte d'abandonner une personne, une cause ou une obligation, ou encore l'action de se retirer de quelque chose.

A noun referring to the act of abandoning a person, cause, or obligation, or the act of giving something up.

  1. Abandonment of dutyB2formal

    The act of leaving a person, cause, or obligation that one is supposed to support or remain loyal to.

    frAbandon de poste

    • The soldier was court-martialed for desertion during wartime.
    • His desertion of his family caused great hardship.
    • The party condemned the politician's desertion of his principles.

    Synonymesabandonmentbetrayaldefectionderelictionflightforsaking

    Antonymesdischargeexecutionfulfillmentobservanceperformance

  2. Giving up or relinquishingB2formal

    The act of voluntarily giving up or abandoning something, such as a possession, habit, or plan.

    frAbandon, renoncement

    • The desertion of the old factory left the town in decline.
    • Her desertion of her artistic ambitions surprised her friends.
    • The desertion of the project was due to lack of funding.

    Synonymesabandonmentabdicationforsakingrelinquishmentrenunciationsurrender

    Antonymesadherencecontinuationmaintenancepersistenceretention

Formes
  • desertions plural form
  • desertions' possessive plural form
  • desertion's possessive singular form
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