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tautness

/ˈtɔːt.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état physique d'être tendu ou sous tension, ou un état caractérisé par l'absence de mou ou de jeu.

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noun

/ˈtɔːt.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état physique d'être tendu ou sous tension, ou un état caractérisé par l'absence de mou ou de jeu.

A noun referring to the physical condition of being stretched or strained, or a state characterized by a lack of movement or room for movement.

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  1. Physical condition of being stretchedB2formal

    The state of being pulled tight, without slack.

    frÉtat de tension

    • The tautness of the rope was crucial for the climbing equipment.
    • He checked the tautness of the canvas before painting.
    • The tautness of the wire ensured a clear signal.

    Synonymesrigiditystiffnessstraintensenesstensiontensitytightness

    Antonymesloosenessslackslackness

  2. Lack of movement or roomB2formal

    A condition of being rigid, tense, or lacking flexibility.

    frRaideur

    • The tautness in her muscles indicated she was nervous.
    • The tautness of the fabric made it difficult to fold.
    • The tautness of the situation was palpable in the room.

    Synonymesinflexibilityrigiditystiffnesstensenesstensiontightness

    Antonymeslaxitylimpnessloosenessslackness

Formes
  • tautnesses plural form
  • tautnesses' possessive plural form
  • tautness's possessive singular form
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