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logomachy

/ləˈɡɒm.ə.ki/

Traduction: Nom désignant une dispute ou une argumentation portant sur le sens ou l'usage des mots, souvent perçue comme vaine ou pédante.

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noun

/ləˈɡɒm.ə.ki/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une dispute ou une argumentation portant sur le sens ou l'usage des mots, souvent perçue comme vaine ou pédante.

A noun referring to a dispute or argument over the meaning or use of words.

  1. Dispute over wordsC2formal

    A heated argument or debate about the meaning or usage of words.

    frQuerelle de mots

    • The philosophers engaged in a lengthy logomachy over the definition of 'truth'.
    • Their discussion turned into a logomachy, with each insisting on their own interpretation.
    • The meeting was unproductive, devolving into a logomachy about terminology.

    Antonymesaccordagreementconsensus

Formes
  • logomachies plural form
  • logomachies' possessive plural form
  • logomachy's possessive singular form