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mammon

/ˈmæm.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant la richesse ou le gain matériel, souvent personnifié comme une influence mauvaise ou corruptrice, considérée comme impie ou moralement nuisible.

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noun

/ˈmæm.ən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la richesse ou le gain matériel, souvent personnifié comme une influence mauvaise ou corruptrice, considérée comme impie ou moralement nuisible.

A noun referring to wealth or material gain, often personified as an evil or corrupting influence that is considered ungodly or morally harmful.

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. Wealth as an evil influenceC1formal

    Material wealth or possessions regarded as a corrupting or evil influence, often personified as a false god.

    frMammon (richesse comme influence corruptrice)

    • He abandoned his principles to worship mammon.
    • The church warned against the pursuit of mammon.
    • In modern society, many are enslaved by mammon.

    Synonymeslucrepelf

Formes
  • mammons plural form
  • mammons' possessive plural form
  • mammon's possessive singular form