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effacement

/ɪˈfeɪs.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus de raccourcissement et d'amincissement du col de l'utérus pendant l'accouchement, ou l'action de s'effacer, de se faire discret ou de passer au second plan.

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noun

/ɪˈfeɪs.mənt/C2formal
  • frNom désignant le processus de raccourcissement et d'amincissement du col de l'utérus pendant l'accouchement, ou l'action de s'effacer, de se faire discret ou de passer au second plan.

A noun referring to the process of shortening and thinning of the uterine cervix during labor, or the act of making oneself inconspicuous or withdrawing into the background.

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  1. Cervical thinning during laborC1formalmedical

    The process by which the uterine cervix shortens and thins out in preparation for childbirth.

    frEffacement du col de l'utérus

    • The doctor checked the patient's effacement to determine labor progress.
    • Effacement is often measured as a percentage during delivery.
    • Complete effacement is necessary before the baby can pass through the birth canal.
  2. Self-effacement or modestyC1formal

    The act of deliberately making oneself less noticeable or prominent, often out of humility.

    frEffacement (modestie)

    • His effacement during the ceremony was a sign of his modesty.
    • She practiced self-effacement to avoid drawing attention to her achievements.
    • The leader's effacement allowed the team to take credit for the success.

    Synonymeshumilitylowlinessmeeknessmodestyreticenceself-abasementself-effacementunobtrusiveness

    Antonymesassertivenessostentationshowiness

Formes
  • effacements plural form
  • effacements' possessive plural form
  • effacement's possessive singular form
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