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gaucherie

/ɡoʊʃəˈriː/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité d'être maladroit ou sans tact, ou bien une action précise socialement embarrassante ou grossière.

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noun

/ɡoʊʃəˈriː/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité d'être maladroit ou sans tact, ou bien une action précise socialement embarrassante ou grossière.

A noun referring to the quality of being awkward or unsophisticated, or to a specific socially awkward or tactless action.

  1. Social awkwardnessC2formal

    The quality of being awkward, clumsy, or lacking social grace.

    frgaucherie sociale

    • His gaucherie at the formal dinner was painfully obvious.
    • She tried to hide her gaucherie by staying quiet.
    • The young man's gaucherie made him stand out in the sophisticated crowd.

    Synonymesawkwardnessboorishnessclumsinessgawkinessineleganceineptitudetactlessnessungainliness

    Antonymesdiplomacyelegancefinessegracepoisepolishsavoir-fairesophisticationtacturbanity

  2. C2formal

    A socially awkward or tactless action or remark.

    frgaucherie (au sens figuré)

    • His comment about her weight was a terrible gaucherie.
    • She committed a gaucherie by arriving uninvited to the party.
    • The politician's gaucherie during the interview cost him votes.

    Synonymesblunderfaux pasgaffeindiscretionlapsemisstepslipsolecism

    Antonymescourtesydecorumdiplomacyfinessegracepolitenessproprietyrefinementsavoir-fairetact

Formes
  • gaucheries plural form
  • gaucheries' possessive plural form
  • gaucherie's possessive singular form
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