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pabulum

/ˈpæb.jə.ləm/

Traduction: Nom qui peut désigner soit toute substance utilisée comme nourriture, soit une nourriture intellectuelle fade, sans intérêt ou dépourvue de substance.

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noun

/ˈpæb.jə.ləm/C2formal
  • frNom qui peut désigner soit toute substance utilisée comme nourriture, soit une nourriture intellectuelle fade, sans intérêt ou dépourvue de substance.

A noun that can refer either to any substance that can be used as food, or to intellectual nourishment that is bland, uninteresting, or lacking in substance.

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  1. Food or nourishmentC1formal

    Any substance that can be used as food; something that provides sustenance.

    frNourriture

    • The refugees were given basic pabulum to survive.
    • In ancient times, grains were the primary pabulum for many cultures.
    • The hospital provided pabulum for the recovering patients.

    Synonymesalimentfarefoodnourishmentnutrimentprovendersustenance

  2. Intellectual nourishmentC2formal

    Insipid or simplistic intellectual material that is easy to digest but lacks substance.

    frNourriture intellectuelle insipide

    • The lecture was mere pabulum, offering no new insights.
    • He criticized the media for feeding the public intellectual pabulum.
    • The book was dismissed as pabulum for the masses.

    Synonymesdrivelmushpablumpaptripetwaddle

    Antonymeschallengestimulussubstance

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