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odium

/ˈəʊ.di.əm/

Traduction: Substantif désignant la haine mêlée de dégoût ou l'état de honte publique résultant d'un comportement odieux.

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/ˈəʊ.di.əm/C2formal
  • frSubstantif désignant la haine mêlée de dégoût ou l'état de honte publique résultant d'un comportement odieux.

A noun referring to a state of disgrace resulting from detestable behavior, or hate coupled with disgust.

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  1. State of disgraceC2formal

    A condition of being widely hated or shamed due to one's actions.

    frOpprobre

    • The politician fell into public odium after the scandal.
    • His betrayal brought odium upon his entire family.
    • The company faced widespread odium for its unethical practices.

    Synonymesdiscreditdisgracedishonorignominyinfamyobloquyopprobriumshame

    Antonymesadmirationesteemgloryhonor

  2. Intense hatred or disgustC2formal

    A strong feeling of dislike and revulsion directed toward someone or something.

    frOdium

    • She could not hide the odium she felt for her former partner.
    • The dictator was held in universal odium by his people.
    • His cruel actions earned him the odium of the entire community.

    Synonymesabhorrencedetestationexecrationhatredloathingrepugnancerevulsion

    Antonymesadmirationapprovalesteemfavorlikinglove

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  • odium's possessive singular form
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