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neediness

/ˈniː.di.nəs/

Traduction: Nom décrivant un état de dépendance affective excessive, caractérisé par un besoin constant d'attention, de soutien ou de réassurance, souvent perçu comme envahissant ou exigeant.

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noun

/ˈniː.di.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom décrivant un état de dépendance affective excessive, caractérisé par un besoin constant d'attention, de soutien ou de réassurance, souvent perçu comme envahissant ou exigeant.

A noun describing a state of requiring excessive emotional support, attention, or reassurance, often to a marked degree.

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  1. Extreme povertyB2formal

    A state of being very poor, lacking basic necessities of life.

    frDénuement extrême

    • The charity works to alleviate the neediness of families in the region.
    • His childhood was marked by extreme neediness and hardship.
    • The report highlighted the growing neediness in urban areas.

    Synonymesdestitutionimpecuniousnessimpoverishmentindigencepenuriousnesspenuryprivationwant

    Antonymesaffluenceopulenceprosperitywealth

  2. Emotional dependenceB2informal

    The quality of requiring a lot of attention, affection, and reassurance from others.

    frDépendance affective

    • Her neediness in the relationship eventually pushed him away.
    • Therapy helped him understand the roots of his emotional neediness.
    • Constant neediness can strain friendships and romantic partnerships.

    Synonymesdependencedependencyinsecurity

    Antonymesindependenceself-relianceself-sufficiency

Formes
  • needinesses plural form
  • needinesses' possessive plural form
  • neediness's possessive singular form
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