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superficiality

/ˌsuː.pəˌfɪʃ.iˈæl.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant le manque de profondeur dans les connaissances, les pensées ou les sentiments, ou la qualité de ne toucher que la surface des choses.

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noun

/ˌsuː.pəˌfɪʃ.iˈæl.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le manque de profondeur dans les connaissances, les pensées ou les sentiments, ou la qualité de ne toucher que la surface des choses.

A noun referring to a lack of depth in knowledge, thought, or feeling, or a quality of affecting only the surface layers of something.

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  1. Lack of depth in thought or feelingC1formal

    The quality of being shallow, lacking serious or deep understanding, emotion, or intellectual engagement.

    frSuperficialité

    • His superficiality in the discussion was evident when he couldn't answer any follow-up questions.
    • The article criticized the superficiality of modern celebrity culture.
    • She was disappointed by the superficiality of their conversation, which never touched on anything meaningful.

    Synonymesemptinesshollownessinsubstantialityshallowness

    Antonymesdepthprofundityseriousnesssubstance

  2. Shallowness in physical or metaphorical surfaceC1formal

    The state of affecting only the outer layer or surface of something, without penetrating deeper.

    frSuperficialité

    • The superficiality of the wound meant it healed quickly without scarring.
    • The report was criticized for its superficiality, as it only addressed the most obvious issues.
    • The paint job's superficiality was obvious; it was already peeling after a month.

    Synonymesexternalityshallowness

    Antonymesdepthprofundity

Formes
  • superficialities plural form
  • superficialities' possessive plural form
  • superficiality's possessive singular form
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