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virago

/vɪˈrɑː.ɡəʊ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une femme perçue comme bruyante, agressive ou autoritaire, souvent employé de manière péjorative ou dans un contexte historique.

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/vɪˈrɑː.ɡəʊ/C2formalobsolète
  • frNom désignant une femme perçue comme bruyante, agressive ou autoritaire, souvent employé de manière péjorative ou dans un contexte historique.

A noun referring to a woman who is perceived as loud, aggressive, or domineering, often used in a derogatory or historical context.

  1. Domineering womanC1formal

    A woman who is loud, aggressive, and often scolds or criticizes others.

    frFemme dominatrice et criarde

    • The old virago shouted at the children for playing too loudly.
    • She was known as a virago in the neighborhood for her constant complaints.
    • The character in the play was a classic virago, always berating her husband.

    Synonymesfishwifeharridannagscoldshrewtermagant

  2. Strong and aggressive womanC1formal

    A woman who is physically large, strong, and assertive, often in a confrontational way.

    frFemme forte et agressive

    • The virago easily lifted the heavy crate and carried it away.
    • In the story, the virago defended her family with fierce strength.
    • She was a virago on the battlefield, unmatched in her ferocity.

    Synonymesamazonbattle-axharridanshrewtermagantvixen

    Antonymesmouseshrinking violetwallflower

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  • virago's possessive singular form
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