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passivity

/pæˈsɪv.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de celui qui reste inactif, se soumet ou laisse agir les influences extérieures sans opposer de résistance.

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noun

/pæˈsɪv.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'état de celui qui reste inactif, se soumet ou laisse agir les influences extérieures sans opposer de résistance.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being inactive, submissive, or allowing external influences to act without resistance.

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  1. Inactivity or lack of initiativeB2formal

    The quality or state of being inactive, not taking action, or lacking initiative.

    frPassivité (inaction)

    • His passivity during the crisis frustrated the entire team.
    • The manager criticized her passivity in addressing the problem.
    • Passivity in the face of injustice can be harmful.

    Synonymesapathycompliancyidlenessinactioninactivityindifferenceindolenceinertiainertnesslazinesslistlessnesspassivenesssubmissivenesstorporunresponsiveness

    Antonymesactivityassertivenessdriveenergyenterpriseinitiative

  2. Submission to external forcesB2formal

    The tendency to accept or submit to the actions or influence of others without resistance.

    frPassivité (soumission)

    • The child's passivity made him an easy target for bullies.
    • She resented her own passivity in the negotiation.
    • Passivity towards authority can sometimes be mistaken for agreement.

    Synonymesacquiescencecompliancedeferencedocilitynonresistanceobediencepassivenessresignationsubmissivenessyielding

    Antonymesagencyassertivenessdefianceindependenceinitiativeresistance

Formes
  • passivities plural form
  • passivities' possessive plural form
  • passivity's possessive singular form
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