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subversion

/səbˈvɜː.ʒən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de saper ou de renverser un système, une institution ou une autorité établis, souvent par des moyens cachés.

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/səbˈvɜː.ʒən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de saper ou de renverser un système, une institution ou une autorité établis, souvent par des moyens cachés.

A noun referring to the act of undermining or overthrowing an established system, institution, or authority, often through covert means.

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  1. Undermining authorityC1formal

    The act of attempting to weaken or destroy a system, institution, or established authority, especially a government.

    frSubversion

    • The government accused the group of engaging in political subversion.
    • Subversion of the democratic process is a serious crime.
    • The novel explores themes of rebellion and subversion against the state.

    Synonymesdestabilizationdisruptionoverthrowsabotagesedition

    Antonymesdefenseloyaltysupport

  2. Corruption of principlesC1formal

    The act of destroying someone's honesty, loyalty, or moral integrity; corrupting principles.

    frCorruption des principes

    • The propaganda was designed for the subversion of public trust.
    • Subversion of the company's ethical standards led to the scandal.
    • He was charged with subversion of the organization's core values.

    Synonymescorruptiondebasementdegradationdemoralizationperversion

    Antonymeshonestyintegrityloyaltymoralityprobityrighteousnessuprightnessvirtue

Formes
  • subversions plural form
  • subversions' possessive plural form
  • subversion's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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