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fire and brimstone

/ˈfaɪər ənd ˈbrɪmstəʊn/

Traduction: Phrase désignant la colère de Dieu ou le châtiment divin, souvent utilisée pour évoquer un style de prédication qui insiste sur l'enfer, la damnation et les tourments de l'au-delà.

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/ˈfaɪər ənd ˈbrɪmstəʊn/C1formalpolitical
  • frPhrase désignant la colère de Dieu ou le châtiment divin, souvent utilisée pour évoquer un style de prédication qui insiste sur l'enfer, la damnation et les tourments de l'au-delà.

A phrase referring to the wrath of God or divine punishment, often used to describe a style of preaching that emphasizes hell, damnation, and the torments of the afterlife.

  1. Punishment and damnationC1formal

    A phrase used to describe the torments of hell, often in a religious context, emphasizing punishment for sinners.

    frfeu et soufre

    • The preacher delivered a sermon full of fire and brimstone.
    • He warned the congregation about the fire and brimstone awaiting the wicked.
    • The old painting depicted a scene of fire and brimstone.
  2. Angry or threatening speechC1informal

    Used metaphorically to describe a very angry, threatening, or harsh speech or warning.

    frfeu et soufre

    • The boss gave a fire and brimstone speech about the company's poor performance.
    • Her email was full of fire and brimstone, threatening to fire everyone.
    • The politician's fire and brimstone rhetoric scared many voters.
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