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pernicious

/pərˈnɪʃ.əs/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui exerce un effet nocif ou destructeur, généralement de manière progressive ou insidieuse, sans être toujours immédiatement visible.

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adjective

/pərˈnɪʃ.əs/C2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui exerce un effet nocif ou destructeur, généralement de manière progressive ou insidieuse, sans être toujours immédiatement visible.

Describes something that has a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way.

  1. Harmful in a gradual or subtle wayC1formal

    Having a harmful effect, especially in a way that is not easily noticed or is gradual.

    frpernicieux

    • The pernicious influence of propaganda can erode democratic values.
    • Pernicious gossip can destroy reputations over time.
    • The pernicious effects of pollution on health are well documented.

    Synonymescorrosiveinsidioussubtle

    Antonymesbenignharmlesssalutary

  2. Deadly or destructiveC2formal

    Causing great harm or death; fatal.

    frPerfide, funeste, mortel

    • The pernicious disease spread rapidly through the population.
    • Pernicious anemia is a serious condition that affects red blood cells.
    • The pernicious weed choked out all other plants in the garden.

    Synonymesbanefuldeadlydestructivefatalharmfullethalnoxiousruinous

    Antonymesbeneficialsalutarywholesome

Formes
  • more pernicious comparative form
  • most pernicious superlative form
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