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evil spirit

/ˈiːvəl ˈspɪrɪt/

Traduction: Être surnaturel ou entité malveillante que l'on croit capable de causer du mal, des malheurs ou une possession, souvent évoqué dans le folklore, la religion et les superstitions.

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/ˈiːvəl ˈspɪrɪt/B1formal
  • frÊtre surnaturel ou entité malveillante que l'on croit capable de causer du mal, des malheurs ou une possession, souvent évoqué dans le folklore, la religion et les superstitions.

A supernatural being or malevolent entity believed to cause harm, misfortune, or possession, often referenced in folklore, religion, and superstition.

  1. Malevolent supernatural beingB2formal

    A supernatural entity believed to cause harm, misfortune, or moral corruption.

    fresprit malveillant

    • The villagers believed an evil spirit haunted the old house.
    • Ancient texts describe rituals to ward off evil spirits.
    • He felt as if an evil spirit was trying to influence his thoughts.
  2. Personification of wickednessB2informal

    Used metaphorically to describe a person or force that is extremely cruel or malicious.

    fresprit malfaisant

    • The dictator was often described as an evil spirit in human form.
    • Greed can be an evil spirit that drives people to do terrible things.
    • She fought against the evil spirit of corruption in the company.
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