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excoriation

/ɪkˌskɔː.riˈeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom avec deux sens distincts : terme médical désignant une zone de peau écorchée ou arrachée, et terme formel pour une critique cinglante ou une réprobation sévère.

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/ɪkˌskɔː.riˈeɪ.ʃən/C2formalmedical
  • frNom avec deux sens distincts : terme médical désignant une zone de peau écorchée ou arrachée, et terme formel pour une critique cinglante ou une réprobation sévère.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a medical term for an area of skin that has been abraded or torn, and a formal term for harsh criticism or severe censure.

  1. Skin abrasionC1formalmedical

    An area of skin that has been scraped, torn, or worn away, often due to scratching or injury.

    frExcoriation cutanée

    • The patient had an excoriation on his arm from scratching the rash.
    • Constant rubbing caused an excoriation on her heel.
    • The doctor noted a small excoriation near the wound.

    Synonymesabrasionchafegallscrapescratch

  2. Harsh criticismC2formal

    A severe verbal attack or expression of strong disapproval.

    frCritique virulente

    • The critic's review was an excoriation of the director's latest film.
    • He faced public excoriation for his controversial remarks.
    • Her speech was a blistering excoriation of government policies.

    Synonymescastigationcensurecondemnationcriticismdenunciationrebukereprimandscoldingupbraiding

    Antonymesaccoladeapprovalcommendationcomplimentpraise

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  • excoriations plural form
  • excoriations' possessive plural form
  • excoriation's possessive singular form
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