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sententious

/senˈten.ʃəs/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou un discours qui moralise de manière pompeuse ou suffisante, avec un ton sentencieux et prêcheur.

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adjective

/senˈten.ʃəs/C2formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou un discours qui moralise de manière pompeuse ou suffisante, avec un ton sentencieux et prêcheur.

Describes a person or statement that is given to moralizing in a pompous or self-righteous manner.

  1. Pompously moralizingC2formal

    Given to making moral statements in a self-righteous or pompous way.

    frmoralisateur et pompeux

    • His sententious remarks annoyed the audience.
    • She delivered a sententious lecture on the dangers of modern life.
    • The politician's sententious tone made him seem out of touch.

    Synonymesholier-than-thoumoralisticmoralizingpreachysanctimoniousself-righteous

    Antonymeshumblemodestquietreservedrestrainedreticenttaciturnunassuming

  2. Concise and meaningfulC2formal

    Expressing much in few words; pithy and full of meaning.

    frconcis et plein de sens

    • The proverb is a sententious piece of wisdom.
    • His sententious style of writing is admired by scholars.
    • She offered a sententious summary of the complex theory.

    Synonymesaphoristicbriefcompactepigrammaticgnomiclaconicpithysuccinctterse

    Antonymesdiffuselong-windedprolixramblingverbosewordy

Formes
  • more sententious comparative form
  • most sententious superlative form
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