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epithet

/ˈep.ɪ.θet/

Traduction: Nom désignant un mot ou une phrase descriptive caractérisant une personne ou une chose, souvent utilisé comme titre ou de manière péjorative.

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noun

/ˈep.ɪ.θet/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un mot ou une phrase descriptive caractérisant une personne ou une chose, souvent utilisé comme titre ou de manière péjorative.

A noun referring to a descriptive word or phrase that characterizes a person or thing, often used as a title or in a derogatory manner.

  1. Descriptive termB2formal

    A word or phrase used to describe a person or thing, often highlighting a characteristic.

    frÉpithète descriptive

    • The king was given the epithet 'the Great' for his conquests.
    • She earned the epithet 'the Iron Lady' for her strong leadership.
    • The poet used the epithet 'rosy-fingered dawn' in his work.

    Synonymesappellationdescriptiondesignationlabelmonikernamenicknamesobriquettagtitle

  2. Insulting termB2informal

    A derogatory or abusive word or phrase used to express contempt.

    frÉpithète injurieuse

    • He hurled a racial epithet at the stranger.
    • The politician was criticized for using offensive epithets during the debate.
    • She was shocked by the epithet shouted from the crowd.

    Synonymesabuseaspersioninsultinvectivename callingslurvilification

Formes
  • epithets plural form
  • epithets' possessive plural form
  • epithet's possessive singular form
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