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incontinent

/ɪnˈkɒn.tɪ.nənt/

Traduction: Décrit une personne qui ne peut pas contrôler sa vessie ou ses intestins, ou, dans un sens plus large, qui manque de maîtrise de soi.

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adjective

/ɪnˈkɒn.tɪ.nənt/C1formalmedical
  • frDécrit une personne qui ne peut pas contrôler sa vessie ou ses intestins, ou, dans un sens plus large, qui manque de maîtrise de soi.

Describes a person who is unable to control their bladder or bowels, or, in a broader sense, lacking self-restraint.

  1. Lacking control of bodily functionsB2formalmedical

    Unable to control urination or defecation voluntarily.

    frincontinent (perte de contrôle des fonctions d'élimination)

    • The elderly patient has become incontinent after the surgery.
    • Incontinent patients often require specialized care.
    • The medication can cause temporary incontinent episodes.

    Antonymesabstinentcontinent

  2. Without self-restraintC1formal

    Lacking control over one's own speech, emotions, or actions; unrestrained.

    frsans retenue

    • He was incontinent in his criticism, never holding back a harsh word.
    • Her incontinent laughter during the serious ceremony was embarrassing.
    • The writer was known for his incontinent use of metaphors.

    Synonymesexcessiveimmoderateintemperateunbridleduncheckedunconstraineduncontrolledunrestrainedwantonwild

    Antonymescontinentcontrolleddisciplinedrestrained

Formes
  • more incontinent comparative form
  • most incontinent superlative form
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