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wicca

/ˈwɪk.ə/

Traduction: Religion païenne, polythéiste et naturaliste moderne centrée sur la déesse mère, aux racines dans les traditions préchrétiennes d'Europe occidentale, ainsi que la communauté de ses adeptes.

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/ˈwɪk.ə/C1formal
  • frReligion païenne, polythéiste et naturaliste moderne centrée sur la déesse mère, aux racines dans les traditions préchrétiennes d'Europe occidentale, ainsi que la communauté de ses adeptes.

A modern pagan, polytheistic nature religion centered around a mother goddess, with roots in pre-Christian western European traditions, and a community of its followers.

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  1. Modern Pagan ReligionB2formal

    A modern pagan, nature-based religion that focuses on reverence for nature, the worship of a goddess and god, and the practice of witchcraft.

    frWicca

    • She has been a practicing member of the Wicca community for over a decade.
    • Wicca emphasizes harmony with nature and the cycles of the moon.
    • Many people are drawn to Wicca for its focus on personal spirituality and ritual.
  2. Community of FollowersB2formal

    The collective group of individuals who adhere to the beliefs and practices of the Wicca religion.

    frCommunauté des wiccans

    • The local Wicca community gathers for seasonal festivals.
    • Online forums provide a space for the global Wicca community to share knowledge.
    • She found a supportive Wicca community in her new city.
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