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destructive

/dɪˈstrʌk.tɪv/

Traduction: Qui cause des dommages importants et souvent irréparables, ou qui a un effet très négatif et néfaste.

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adjective

/dɪˈstrʌk.tɪv/B2formal
  • frQui cause des dommages importants et souvent irréparables, ou qui a un effet très négatif et néfaste.

Causing great and irreparable harm or damage.

  1. Causing damage or harmB2formal

    Causing great and irreparable damage or harm to something.

    frdestructif

    • The earthquake was highly destructive to the city.
    • Destructive criticism can hurt a person's confidence.
    • The storm had a destructive impact on the coastal villages.

    Synonymescatastrophicdamagingdeleteriousdetrimentaldevastatingdisastrousharmfulinjuriousperniciousruinous

    Antonymesbeneficialconstructivecreativeharmlesshelpfulproductiveprotectiverestorative

  2. Tending to destroyB2formal

    Having the quality or tendency to destroy or ruin.

    frdestructif (qui détruit)

    • His destructive behavior led to the end of his marriage.
    • The fire was so destructive that nothing was left standing.
    • Destructive habits like smoking can shorten your life.

    Synonymesannihilativecatastrophicdamagingdemolishingdevastatingdisastrousharmfulravagingruinouswrecking

    Antonymesbeneficialconstructivecreativepreservativeprotective

Formes
  • more destructive comparative form
  • most destructive superlative form
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