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retributive

/rɪˈtrɪb.jə.tɪv/

Traduction: Qui inflige ou vise une punition en réponse à une faute ou à un crime, souvent en tant que châtiment ou représailles.

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adjective

/rɪˈtrɪb.jə.tɪv/C2formallegal
  • frQui inflige ou vise une punition en réponse à une faute ou à un crime, souvent en tant que châtiment ou représailles.

Relating to or characterized by punishment inflicted on someone as vengeance for a wrong or criminal act.

  1. Relating to punishment for wrongdoingC1formal

    Of or relating to punishment that is considered morally right and deserved, often in response to a crime or offense.

    frrétributif (relatif à la punition méritée)

    • The judge imposed a retributive sentence for the serious crime.
    • Some legal systems emphasize retributive justice over rehabilitation.
    • The community demanded a retributive response to the act of violence.

    Synonymescorrectivedisciplinarypenalpunitiveretaliatoryvengefulvindictive

    Antonymesforgivinglenientmercifulpardonable

  2. Given as deserved requitalC1formal

    Inflicted or given as a deserved reward or punishment, according to one's merits or actions.

    frrétributif

    • The retributive measures were seen as just by the victims.
    • He received a retributive fine for his negligence.
    • The policy was criticized for being purely retributive rather than corrective.

    Synonymespunitiveretaliatoryretributoryvindicatory

Formes
  • more retributive comparative form
  • most retributive superlative form
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