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indirection

/ˌɪn.dɪˈrek.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une action ou une procédure qui n'est pas directe, ou un comportement trompeur et non franc qui évite la franchise.

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/ˌɪn.dɪˈrek.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une action ou une procédure qui n'est pas directe, ou un comportement trompeur et non franc qui évite la franchise.

A noun referring to an indirect procedure or action, or a deceitful action that is not straightforward.

  1. Indirect procedure or actionC1formal

    A method or approach that is not direct or straightforward.

    frProcédé indirect

    • He achieved his goal through a series of clever indirections.
    • The diplomat used indirection to avoid a direct confrontation.
    • Her indirection in answering the question made everyone suspicious.

    Synonymescircumlocutiondeviousnessevasivenessindirectnessobliqueness

    Antonymesdirectnessstraightforwardness

  2. Deceitful actionC1formal

    Behavior that is not straightforward and involves deception or evasion.

    frAction trompeuse

    • The politician was known for his indirection and lack of transparency.
    • She resorted to indirection to hide her true intentions.
    • His indirection in the negotiation frustrated the other party.

    Synonymeschicanerycunningdeceitdeceptionduplicityequivocationevasionguilesubterfugetrickery

    Antonymescandordirectnessfranknesshonestysinceritystraightforwardness

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  • indirections' possessive plural form
  • indirection's possessive singular form
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