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downfall

/ˈdaʊn.fɔːl/

Traduction: Nom désignant une perte soudaine de pouvoir, de statut ou de prospérité, ou la cause d'un échec ou d'une ruine.

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/ˈdaʊn.fɔːl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une perte soudaine de pouvoir, de statut ou de prospérité, ou la cause d'un échec ou d'une ruine.

A noun referring to a sudden loss of power, status, or prosperity; a cause of ruin or failure.

  1. Loss of power or successB2formal

    A sudden or gradual loss of power, wealth, or status.

    frperte de pouvoir ou de succès

    • His arrogance led to his downfall.
    • The scandal caused the downfall of the government.
    • The company's downfall was due to poor management.

    Synonymescollapsedeclinedefeatdisintegrationfailurefallruinruinationundoing

    Antonymesascentprosperityrisesuccesstriumph

  2. Cause of failureB2formal

    Something that causes a person or thing to fail.

    frCause de la perte

    • Greed was his downfall.
    • Her lack of preparation was her downfall in the exam.
    • The team's downfall was their weak defense.

    Synonymesbanenemesisruinundoingwaterloo

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  • downfalls plural form
  • downfalls' possessive plural form
  • downfall's possessive singular form
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