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drastic

/ˈdræs.tɪk/

Traduction: Qualifie une action ou un changement sévère, extrême ou ayant un impact fort, souvent appliqué de manière énergique et sans demi-mesures.

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/ˈdræs.tɪk/B2formal
  • frQualifie une action ou un changement sévère, extrême ou ayant un impact fort, souvent appliqué de manière énergique et sans demi-mesures.

Describes actions or changes that are severe, extreme, or have a strong effect.

  1. Extreme or severeB2formal

    Something that is very strong, severe, or extreme in effect.

    frdrastique, radical, extrême

    • The company took drastic measures to cut costs.
    • There has been a drastic change in the weather.
    • The government implemented drastic reforms to the economy.

    Synonymesdesperateexcessiveextremeforcefulharshpowerfulradicalrigorousseverestrong

    Antonymesgentlemildmoderateslight

  2. Radical or far-reachingB2formal

    Involving a major and sudden change from the usual situation.

    frradical ou de grande ampleur

    • The surgery was a drastic step to save his life.
    • They made a drastic decision to move to another country.
    • The new policy had a drastic impact on the industry.

    Synonymescomprehensiveexhaustiveextremeharshradicalrigorousseveresweepingthoroughgoing

    Antonymesgradualinsignificantmildminormoderateslight

Formes
  • more drastic comparative form
  • most drastic superlative form
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