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double-faced

/ˈdʌb.əlˌfeɪst/

Traduction: Adjectif désignant une personne hypocrite ou trompeuse, qui se comporte différemment en public et en privé, ou qui montre deux aspects contradictoires.

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adjective

/ˈdʌb.əlˌfeɪst/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif désignant une personne hypocrite ou trompeuse, qui se comporte différemment en public et en privé, ou qui montre deux aspects contradictoires.

An old-fashioned adjective describing someone who is deceitful or hypocritical, acting differently in public than in private.

  1. Having two usable sidesB2formal

    Describes a fabric or material that is finished on both sides, allowing it to be used with either side facing outward.

    frdouble-face

    • She bought a double-faced wool fabric for her winter coat.
    • Double-faced tape is useful for mounting pictures.
    • The tailor recommended a double-faced satin for the reversible dress.

    Synonymesreversibletwo-sided

  2. Deceitful or hypocriticalC1formal

    Characterized by deliberate deception, pretending to have one set of feelings or beliefs while acting under the influence of another.

    frHypocrite

    • His double-faced behavior made it hard to trust him.
    • She was known for her double-faced dealings in business.
    • The politician's double-faced promises were exposed by the press.

    Synonymesdeceitfuldishonestduplicitousfalsehypocriticalinsincereperfidioustreacheroustwo-faced

    Antonymesfrankgenuinehonestopensincerestraightforwardtruthful

Formes
  • more double-faced comparative form
  • most double-faced superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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