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martyr

/ˈmɑːr.tər/

Traduction: Personne qui souffre ou meurt pour une cause, une foi ou un principe, souvent sans renier ses croyances. Peut aussi désigner quelqu'un qui endure de grandes souffrances pour une conviction., Faire subir à quelqu'un la mort ou de graves souffrances en raison de ses croyances, ou se sacrifier pour une cause.

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noun

/ˈmɑːr.tər/B2formal
  • frPersonne qui souffre ou meurt pour une cause, une foi ou un principe, souvent sans renier ses croyances. Peut aussi désigner quelqu'un qui endure de grandes souffrances pour une conviction.

A noun referring to a person who suffers or dies for the sake of a principle or for refusing to renounce their religion.

  1. Sufferer for a principleB2formal

    A person who endures great suffering or hardship in order to uphold a belief, cause, or principle.

    frmartyr (sens: personne souffrant pour une cause)

    • She became a martyr for the cause of social justice.
    • He was hailed as a martyr for his unwavering commitment to free speech.
    • Many activists are considered martyrs for their dedication to human rights.

    Synonymessacrificesufferervictim

  2. Religious martyrB2formal

    A person who chooses to suffer death rather than renounce their religious faith.

    frMartyr religieux

    • Early Christian martyrs were executed for refusing to worship Roman gods.
    • Saint Stephen is remembered as the first Christian martyr.
    • The story of the martyr's sacrifice inspired generations of believers.
Formes
  • martyrs plural form
  • martyrs' possessive plural form
  • martyr's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈmɑːr.tər/C1formal
  • frFaire subir à quelqu'un la mort ou de graves souffrances en raison de ses croyances, ou se sacrifier pour une cause.

A verb meaning to kill or cause someone to suffer greatly for their beliefs, or to sacrifice oneself for a cause.

  1. Kill as a martyrC1formal

    To put someone to death because of their religious or political beliefs, often making them a symbol of sacrifice.

    frMartyriser (mettre à mort pour ses croyances)

    • The regime martyred several dissidents for their outspoken views.
    • He was martyred for refusing to renounce his faith.
    • Throughout history, many have been martyred for their beliefs.

    Synonymesimmolatesacrifice

  2. Torture or torment like a martyrC2formal

    To cause someone to suffer greatly, often in a prolonged or dramatic way, as if they were enduring martyrdom.

    frmartyriser

    • She felt martyred by the constant criticism from her peers.
    • The long illness martyred him, leaving him in constant pain.
    • He martyred himself by taking on all the blame for the team's failure.

    Synonymesafflictagonizecrucifyharrowpersecuteracktormenttorture

    Antonymescomfortconsole

Formes
  • martyred past participle
  • martyred past simple
  • martyring present participle
  • martyrs third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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