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netherworld

/ˈneð.ə.wɜːld/

Traduction: Substantif désignant le monde des morts, souvent lié à des représentations religieuses ou mythologiques de l'au-delà ou du monde souterrain.

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/ˈneð.ə.wɜːld/C1formal
  • frSubstantif désignant le monde des morts, souvent lié à des représentations religieuses ou mythologiques de l'au-delà ou du monde souterrain.

A noun referring to the world of the dead, often associated with religious or mythological concepts of an afterlife or underworld.

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  1. The UnderworldC1formal

    The realm of the dead, often depicted in mythology and religion as a place beneath the earth.

    frles enfers

    • In ancient Greek mythology, heroes descended into the netherworld to speak with the dead.
    • The shaman claimed to have journeyed to the netherworld to retrieve a lost soul.
    • Many cultures have stories about a netherworld where spirits reside after death.

    Synonymesabysshadeshellotherworldpittartarusunderworld

  2. A Hidden or Dark RealmC1formal

    A metaphorical place of darkness, evil, or hidden activities.

    frmonde souterrain ténébreux

    • The detective ventured into the criminal netherworld of the city.
    • The novel explores the netherworld of political corruption.
    • He felt trapped in a netherworld of despair and confusion.

    Synonymesabysspitunderworld

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