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indirectness

/ˌɪn.dɪˈrekt.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou la caractéristique de ne pas être direct, explicite ou évident, que ce soit dans le langage, le comportement ou la manière d'atteindre un objectif.

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noun

/ˌɪn.dɪˈrekt.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou la caractéristique de ne pas être direct, explicite ou évident, que ce soit dans le langage, le comportement ou la manière d'atteindre un objectif.

A noun referring to the quality or characteristic of lacking a direct or straightforward path toward a goal or objective.

indénombrable

  1. Lack of directnessB2formal

    The quality of not following a straight or direct path toward a goal or objective.

    frManque de directivité

    • The indirectness of his approach made the project take longer than expected.
    • Her indirectness in communication often led to misunderstandings.
    • The path's indirectness through the forest confused the hikers.

    Synonymescircumlocutiondeviousnessevasivenessobliqueness

    Antonymesdirectnessstraightness

  2. Subtle or roundabout mannerB2formal

    A way of expressing something that is not straightforward or explicit.

    frmanière indirecte

    • His indirectness in answering the question suggested he was hiding something.
    • She appreciated the indirectness of the hint rather than a blunt statement.
    • The indirectness of the criticism made it less hurtful but harder to address.

    Synonymesallusivenesscircumlocutionequivocationevasivenessimplicitnessobliquenesssubtlety

    Antonymescandordirectnessexplicitnessstraightforwardness

Formes
  • indirectnesses plural form
  • indirectnesses' possessive plural form
  • indirectness's possessive singular form
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