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retribution

/ˌret.rɪˈbjuː.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une punition ou une vengeance infligée à quelqu'un pour un acte répréhensible ou criminel, souvent perçue comme juste ou méritée.

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/ˌret.rɪˈbjuː.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une punition ou une vengeance infligée à quelqu'un pour un acte répréhensible ou criminel, souvent perçue comme juste ou méritée.

A noun referring to punishment or vengeance inflicted upon someone for a wrong or criminal act, often perceived as just or deserved.

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  1. Punishment for wrongdoingC1formal

    Punishment inflicted on someone as vengeance for a wrong or criminal act.

    frchâtiment pour une faute

    • The villain faced swift retribution for his crimes.
    • She believed that retribution would come to those who had wronged her.
    • The court's sentence was seen as just retribution for the fraud.

    Synonymeschastisementcomeuppancejusticepenaltypunishmentreckoningrequitalretaliationrevengevengeance

  2. Divine or cosmic justiceC2formal

    The idea that a higher power or fate will punish evil deeds.

    frRétribution divine

    • In many myths, retribution from the gods is inevitable.
    • He feared divine retribution for his dishonest actions.
    • The story explores themes of sin and retribution.

    Synonymescomeuppancejust desertskarmanemesispoetic justice

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  • retributions plural form
  • retributions' possessive plural form
  • retribution's possessive singular form
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