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excruciation

/ɪkˌskruː.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état de souffrance physique ou mentale intense, ou l'action d'infliger une douleur ou un supplice extrême.

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noun

/ɪkˌskruː.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un état de souffrance physique ou mentale intense, ou l'action d'infliger une douleur ou un supplice extrême.

A noun referring to a state of intense physical or mental suffering, or the act of inflicting severe pain or punishment.

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  1. State of acute painC2formal

    A condition of intense physical or mental suffering.

    frSupplice

    • The patient endured hours of excruciation after the surgery.
    • The excruciation of his grief was visible to everyone.
    • She described the excruciation of the chronic illness.

    Synonymesagonyanguishdistressmiserysufferingtormenttorture

    Antonymescomfortdelighteasepleasurerelief

  2. Infliction of severe punishmentC2formal

    The act of causing extreme pain or torment as a form of punishment.

    frSupplice infligé à titre de punition

    • The historical accounts detail the excruciation of prisoners.
    • The excruciation of the condemned was a public spectacle.
    • He wrote about the excruciation inflicted during the war.

    Synonymeschastisementpersecutionpunishmenttormenttorture

Formes
  • excruciations plural form
  • excruciations' possessive plural form
  • excruciation's possessive singular form
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