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sentiment

/ˈsen.tɪ.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un sentiment tendre, romantique ou nostalgique, ainsi qu'une opinion ou un jugement personnel fondé non sur des preuves mais sur l'intuition ou l'émotion.

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noun

/ˈsen.tɪ.mənt/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un sentiment tendre, romantique ou nostalgique, ainsi qu'une opinion ou un jugement personnel fondé non sur des preuves mais sur l'intuition ou l'émotion.

A noun referring to a tender, romantic, or nostalgic feeling or emotion, or a personal belief or judgment not based on proof or certainty.

  1. Tender or nostalgic feelingB2formal

    A gentle, romantic, or nostalgic emotion or feeling.

    frsentiment tendre ou nostalgique

    • The old love letters were full of sentiment.
    • He spoke with great sentiment about his childhood home.
    • The movie's ending was full of sentiment and emotion.

    Synonymesaffectionemotionfeelingnostalgiaromanticismsentimentalitysoftnesstendernesswarmth

  2. Personal belief or opinionB2formal

    A personal view, belief, or judgment that is often based on emotion rather than fact.

    fropinion personnelle

    • My sentiment is that we should wait for more information.
    • Public sentiment is strongly against the new policy.
    • She expressed her sentiments on the matter during the meeting.

    Synonymesattitudebelieffeelingimpressionjudgmentopinionpositionstandpointthoughtview

    Antonymescertaintyfactknowledge

Formes
  • sentiments plural form
  • sentiments' possessive plural form
  • sentiment's possessive singular form
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