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stricken

/ˈstrɪk.ən/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou une chose gravement touchée par un problème, une maladie ou une émotion.

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adjective

/ˈstrɪk.ən/B2formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou une chose gravement touchée par un problème, une maladie ou une émotion.

Describes someone or something that is severely affected by a particular problem, illness, or emotion.

  1. Affected by diseaseB2formalmedical

    Grievously affected or overwhelmed by a disease or illness.

    frFrappé par une maladie

    • The region was stricken by a severe outbreak of malaria.
    • He was stricken with a rare neurological disorder.
    • Many people were stricken during the epidemic.

    Synonymesafflictedravagedsmittenstruck

  2. Overwhelmed by emotion or troubleB2formal

    Deeply affected by a powerful emotion or a difficult situation.

    fraccablé par l’émotion ou le trouble

    • She was stricken with grief after the loss of her pet.
    • The community was stricken by the news of the accident.
    • He stood stricken, unable to speak after the announcement.

    Synonymesaffectedafflictedbesetburdenedovercomesmittentouched

    Antonymescalmindifferentunaffectedunmoveduntroubled

  3. Put out of actionC1formal

    Rendered unable to function or move, often due to illness or shock.

    frMis hors d'action

    • The soldier was stricken and could not continue the march.
    • She was stricken by a sudden migraine and had to lie down.
    • The entire crew was stricken by food poisoning.

    Synonymesafflicteddisabledincapacitatedlaid lowovercomesmittenstruck

    Antonymesactivefunctionaloperationalunaffectedunscathed

Formes
  • more stricken comparative form
  • most stricken superlative form
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