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doctrine

/ˈdɒk.trɪn/

Traduction: Nom désignant un ensemble de croyances, de principes ou de règles qui constituent le fondement d'un système, notamment en droit, en politique ou en religion.

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noun

/ˈdɒk.trɪn/C1formallegal
  • frNom désignant un ensemble de croyances, de principes ou de règles qui constituent le fondement d'un système, notamment en droit, en politique ou en religion.

A noun referring to a set of beliefs, principles, or rules that form the basis of a system, especially in law, politics, or religion.

  1. Set of beliefsB2formal

    A set of principles or beliefs held by a group, especially in religion, politics, or science.

    frDoctrine (ensemble de croyances)

    • The church teaches the doctrine of salvation through faith.
    • The political doctrine of the party emphasizes equality.
    • The scientific doctrine was challenged by new evidence.

    Synonymesbeliefcanoncredocreeddogmaideologyprincipleteachingtenet

  2. Official policyB2formal

    A stated principle of government policy, especially in foreign or military affairs.

    frdoctrine (politique officielle)

    • The Monroe Doctrine was a key part of US foreign policy.
    • The government's doctrine on national security is strict.
    • The doctrine of deterrence shaped Cold War strategy.

    Synonymesguidelinepolicypreceptprincipletenet

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  • doctrines' possessive plural form
  • doctrine's possessive singular form
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