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mendicancy

/ˈmen.dɪ.kən.si/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état ou la pratique de la mendicité, ou l'action de demander de l'argent ou de la nourriture, généralement dans les lieux publics.

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/ˈmen.dɪ.kən.si/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état ou la pratique de la mendicité, ou l'action de demander de l'argent ou de la nourriture, généralement dans les lieux publics.

A noun referring to the condition or practice of being a beggar, or the act of soliciting money or food, typically in public places.

indénombrable

  1. State of being a beggarC2formal

    The condition or practice of living by begging for money, food, or other necessities.

    frMendicité

    • The city's laws attempted to reduce mendicancy in public spaces.
    • Mendicancy was a common sight during the economic depression.
    • He studied the history of mendicancy in medieval Europe.

    Synonymesbeggarymendicity

  2. Act of soliciting almsC2formal

    The act of asking for money or food, typically in public places, by someone who appears to be without resources.

    fraction de mendier

    • The charity aimed to address the root causes of mendicancy.
    • Mendicancy on the streets is often a sign of deeper social issues.
    • She was arrested for mendicancy in the downtown area.

    Synonymesmendicity

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  • mendicancies plural form
  • mendicancies' possessive plural form
  • mendicancy's possessive singular form
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