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fetich

/ˈfet.ɪʃ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un objet auquel on attribue des propriétés magiques ou surnaturelles, ou une attirance excessive et irrationnelle pour une activité ou un objet.

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noun

/ˈfet.ɪʃ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un objet auquel on attribue des propriétés magiques ou surnaturelles, ou une attirance excessive et irrationnelle pour une activité ou un objet.

A noun referring to an object believed to have magical powers, or an excessive and irrational devotion to a particular activity or object.

  1. Charm with magical powersB2formal

    An object believed to have supernatural or magical properties, often used as a charm or talisman.

    frFétiche

    • The tribespeople carried a fetich for protection during hunting.
    • He believed the small carved stone was a powerful fetich.
    • Ancient cultures often used fetich objects in rituals.

    Synonymesamuletcharmfetishidoljujumojotalisman

  2. Excessive devotionC1formal

    An irrational or excessive dedication to a particular activity, object, or idea.

    frFétichisme (au sens de dévotion excessive)

    • His fetich for cleanliness made him wash his hands twenty times a day.
    • She developed a fetich for collecting vintage watches.
    • The company's fetich for efficiency hurt employee morale.

    Synonymescompulsioncrazecultfascinationfixationidolmaniaobsessionpassion