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sully

/ˈsʌli/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de nuire à la réputation, à l'honneur ou à la pureté de quelqu'un, ou de salir, de rendre quelque chose impur ou souillé.

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verb

/ˈsʌli/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de nuire à la réputation, à l'honneur ou à la pureté de quelqu'un, ou de salir, de rendre quelque chose impur ou souillé.

A verb used to indicate the act of damaging or tarnishing someone's reputation, honor, or purity; to make something dirty or less valuable.

  1. To spoil or tarnishC1formal

    To damage the purity, integrity, or reputation of something.

    frsouiller, ternir

    • The scandal sullied his reputation in the community.
    • False accusations can sully an innocent person's name.
    • The politician's actions sullied the office he held.

    Synonymesbesmirchblemishblotdebasedefilesmirchsoilstaintainttarnish

    Antonymescleandignifyexalthonorpurify

  2. To make dirtyC1formal

    To make something dirty or stained.

    frSalir

    • The mud sullied her white dress.
    • The factory's waste sullied the river water.
    • His hands were sullied with grease after repairing the engine.

    Synonymesbefoulbegrimeblemishdirtypollutesmearsoilspotstaintaint

    Antonymesclarifycleanlaunderpurgepurifysterilizewash

Formes
  • sullied past participle
  • sullied past simple
  • sullying present participle
  • sullies third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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