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ultramontane

/ˌʌl.trəˈmɒn.teɪn/

Traduction: Adjectif désignant ce qui se trouve au-delà des montagnes, en particulier des Alpes ; historiquement appliqué aux personnes ou aux choses du côté italien des Alpes, ou à la doctrine de l'autorité papale absolue., Nom désignant un catholique qui soutient l'ultramontanisme, doctrine affirmant l'autorité suprême du pape en matière de foi et de discipline.

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adjective

/ˌʌl.trəˈmɒn.teɪn/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif désignant ce qui se trouve au-delà des montagnes, en particulier des Alpes ; historiquement appliqué aux personnes ou aux choses du côté italien des Alpes, ou à la doctrine de l'autorité papale absolue.

An obsolete adjective meaning situated beyond the mountains, especially the Alps; historically used to refer to people or things from the Italian side of the Alps, or to a doctrine of absolute papal authority.

  1. Relating to ultramontanismC2formal

    Of or relating to the doctrine that the Pope has supreme authority in matters of faith and discipline, especially in contrast to national or local church authority.

    frrelatif à l'ultramontanisme

    • The ultramontane position was strongly defended by the council.
    • His ultramontane views put him at odds with the local clergy.
    • The debate between ultramontane and conciliarist ideas shaped church history.

    Antonymesepiscopaliangallican

  2. Beyond the Alps (from Italy)C2formal

    Situated or originating beyond the Alps, especially from the perspective of Italy, meaning north of the Alps.

    frultramontain (sens géographique)

    • The ultramontane regions of Europe have a distinct cultural heritage.
    • Trade routes connected ultramontane territories with the Italian peninsula.
    • The ultramontane peoples were often viewed as different by the Romans.

    Synonymestransalpine

  3. On the Italian or Roman side of the AlpsC2formal

    Located on the southern side of the Alps, specifically the Italian or Roman side.

    frUltramontain (côté italien des Alpes)

    • The ultramontane perspective from Rome shaped its foreign policy.
    • Many ultramontane cities flourished under Roman influence.
    • The ultramontane regions were central to the Roman Empire's expansion.

    Antonymescismontane

Formes
  • more ultramontane comparative form
  • most ultramontane superlative form
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noun

/ˌʌl.trəˈmɒn.teɪn/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un catholique qui soutient l'ultramontanisme, doctrine affirmant l'autorité suprême du pape en matière de foi et de discipline.

A noun referring to a Roman Catholic who advocates ultramontanism, which is the doctrine of supreme papal authority in matters of faith and discipline.

  1. Supporter of papal supremacyC2formal

    A Roman Catholic who advocates for the supreme authority of the Pope in matters of faith and discipline, especially in opposition to national or local church autonomy.

    frUltramontain (partisan de la primauté pontificale)

    • The ultramontane argued that the Pope's decisions should be final in all church matters.
    • During the council, ultramontanes clashed with those who favored more local control.
    • He was a known ultramontane, always defending the central authority of the Vatican.

    Synonymesromanist

    Antonymesgallicannationalist

Formes
  • ultramontanes plural form
  • ultramontanes' possessive plural form
  • ultramontane's possessive singular form
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