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miasma

/maɪˈæz.mə/

Traduction: Nom désignant une émanation ou une odeur extrêmement désagréable ou nocive, souvent utilisée au sens métaphorique pour évoquer une atmosphère pervasive, délétère ou oppressante.

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/maɪˈæz.mə/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une émanation ou une odeur extrêmement désagréable ou nocive, souvent utilisée au sens métaphorique pour évoquer une atmosphère pervasive, délétère ou oppressante.

A noun referring to a highly unpleasant or unhealthy smell or vapor, often used metaphorically to describe a pervasive, corrupting, or oppressive atmosphere.

  1. Unhealthy vaporC1formal

    A highly unpleasant or unhealthy smell or vapor, historically believed to cause disease.

    frMiasme (vapeur malsaine)

    • The swamp emitted a foul miasma that made the villagers ill.
    • A miasma of decay hung over the abandoned house.
    • In medieval times, people thought the miasma from the marshes caused the plague.

    Synonymeseffluviumfetormalariareekstench

  2. Oppressive atmosphereC2formal

    A pervasive, oppressive, or unpleasant atmosphere or influence.

    frAmbiance oppressante

    • A miasma of corruption surrounded the political regime.
    • The office was filled with a miasma of tension and distrust.
    • A miasma of grief settled over the family after the tragedy.

    Synonymesblightcloudgloompallshadowtaint

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