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legalism

/ˈliː.ɡə.lɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Nom désignant une adhésion stricte à l'interprétation littérale de la loi, souvent au détriment de son esprit ou de son sens profond.

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noun

/ˈliː.ɡə.lɪ.zəm/C1formallegal
  • frNom désignant une adhésion stricte à l'interprétation littérale de la loi, souvent au détriment de son esprit ou de son sens profond.

A noun referring to strict adherence to the literal interpretation of the law, often at the expense of its underlying intent or spirit.

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  1. Strict adherence to lawC1formallegal

    Excessive or strict conformity to the letter of the law, often at the expense of its spirit or intent.

    frLégalisme (conformité stricte à la loi)

    • The judge criticized the lawyer's legalism, which ignored the fairness of the case.
    • Some religious traditions are criticized for their legalism, focusing on rules rather than compassion.
    • The contract was interpreted with such legalism that it became unworkable.

    Synonymesformalismliteralismpedantrystrictness

    Antonymesequityfairnessliberality

Formes
  • legalisms plural form
  • legalisms' possessive plural form
  • legalism's possessive singular form
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