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oppressive

/əˈpres.ɪv/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de dur, cruel ou pesant, qui provoque souvent un sentiment d'accablement ou de contrainte.

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adjective

/əˈpres.ɪv/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de dur, cruel ou pesant, qui provoque souvent un sentiment d'accablement ou de contrainte.

Describes something that is harsh, cruel, or burdensome, often causing a feeling of being weighed down or restricted.

  1. Weighing heavily on the senses or spiritB2formal

    Causing a feeling of physical or mental pressure, discomfort, or depression.

    froppressant

    • The oppressive heat made it impossible to work outside.
    • There was an oppressive silence in the room after the argument.
    • The city's oppressive atmosphere drained her energy.

    Synonymesburdensomecrushingdepressinggloomyheavyonerousoverwhelmingstiflingsuffocatingtrying

    Antonymesairyinvigoratinglightrefreshing

  2. Unjustly severe or controllingB2formal

    Exercising power in a cruel, harsh, or unfair manner; tyrannical.

    frOppressif, oppressive

    • The oppressive regime silenced all forms of dissent.
    • Many citizens fled the country to escape its oppressive laws.
    • Workers protested against the oppressive management policies.

    Synonymesautocraticbrutalcrueldespoticdictatorialdraconianharshheavy-handedrepressivesuppressivetyrannical

    Antonymesbenevolenteasygoingfairgentlejustkindlenientmercifulpermissivetolerant

Formes
  • more oppressive comparative form
  • most oppressive superlative form
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