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quiescence

/kwiˈɛs.əns/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état de calme, de repos ou d'inactivité, souvent temporaire, comme une période de sommeil ou de latence.

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noun

/kwiˈɛs.əns/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un état de calme, de repos ou d'inactivité, souvent temporaire, comme une période de sommeil ou de latence.

A noun referring to a state of being quiet, still, or inactive, often implying a temporary period of rest or dormancy.

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  1. State of temporary inactionC1formal

    A condition of being quiet, still, or inactive, often for a period of time.

    frQuiétude temporaire

    • The volcano entered a period of quiescence after the eruption.
    • The market showed quiescence during the holiday season.
    • His quiescence during the debate was surprising.

    Synonymescalmdormancyinactivityinertnesslatencyquietudereposereststagnationstillness

    Antonymesactionactivityagitationbustlecommotionmovementstirturbulence

  2. Peaceful restfulnessC1formal

    A state of calm, restful inactivity.

    frQuiétude

    • She enjoyed the quiescence of the early morning hours.
    • The garden offered a sense of quiescence away from the city noise.
    • Meditation helps achieve a state of mental quiescence.

    Synonymescalmpeacequietnessquietudereposerestrestfulnessserenitystillnesstranquility

    Antonymesactivityagitationcommotiondisturbanceexcitementturbulenceturmoilunrest

Formes
  • quiescences plural form
  • quiescences' possessive plural form
  • quiescence's possessive singular form
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