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resister

/rɪˈzɪs.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui s'oppose systématiquement à une action, une autorité ou une situation, ou qui offre une résistance active.

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noun

/rɪˈzɪs.tər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui s'oppose systématiquement à une action, une autorité ou une situation, ou qui offre une résistance active.

A noun referring to a person who systematically obstructs an action or offers opposition.

  1. Systematic obstructerB2formal

    A person who deliberately and systematically blocks or hinders actions that others wish to carry out.

    frobstructeur systématique

    • The resister refused to sign the agreement, delaying the project.
    • She was known as a resister of any new policy changes.
    • The committee faced a resister who blocked every proposal.

    Synonymesadversaryobstructionistobstructoropponentopposerstonewaller

    Antonymesfacilitatorpromotersupporter

  2. OpponentB2formal

    A person who offers opposition or resistance to something.

    fropposant

    • The resister stood firm against the new regulations.
    • He was a resister of the regime during the protests.
    • The group of resisters gathered to voice their opposition.

    Synonymesadversaryantagonistdissenteropponentopposerprotesterrebel

    Antonymesadvocateallycollaboratorcooperatorproponentsupporter

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  • resisters plural form
  • resisters' possessive plural form
  • resister's possessive singular form
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