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offensively

/əˈfen.sɪv.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui provoque la colère, l'offense ou le mécontentement » ou « de façon attaquante ou agressive ». Peut décrire un comportement grossier ou insultant, ainsi que des actions militaires ou sportives offensives.

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/əˈfen.sɪv.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui provoque la colère, l'offense ou le mécontentement » ou « de façon attaquante ou agressive ». Peut décrire un comportement grossier ou insultant, ainsi que des actions militaires ou sportives offensives.

An adverb meaning "in a manner that causes anger, resentment, or displeasure" or "in a way that is attacking or aggressive." It can describe both rude or insulting behavior and aggressive military or sporting actions.

  1. In a rude or insulting mannerB2formal

    In a way that causes anger, resentment, or displeasure.

    frde manière insultante

    • He spoke offensively to the waiter.
    • The comedian's jokes were offensively crude.
    • She reacted offensively to the criticism.

    Synonymescontemptuouslydiscourteouslydisrespectfullyimpolitelyinsolentlyinsultinglyprovocativelyrudelyscornfullyuncivilly

    Antonymescivillyinoffensivelypolitelyrespectfully

  2. In an attacking mannerC1formal

    In a way that is aggressive or intended to attack.

    frde manière offensive

    • The army advanced offensively into enemy territory.
    • The team played offensively in the second half.
    • He offensively challenged the opponent's position.

    Synonymesaggressivelybelligerentlycombativelyhostilelypugnaciously

    Antonymesdefensively

Formes
  • more offensively comparative form
  • most offensively superlative form
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