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umbrage

/ˈʌm.brɪdʒ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um sentimento de mágoa, ressentimento ou irritação, geralmente provocado por uma ofensa ou desprezo percebido.

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noun

/ˈʌm.brɪdʒ/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um sentimento de mágoa, ressentimento ou irritação, geralmente provocado por uma ofensa ou desprezo percebido.

A noun referring to a feeling of offense, annoyance, or resentment, often taken at a perceived slight or insult.

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  1. Offense or resentmentC1formal

    A feeling of being offended or annoyed, often due to a perceived insult or slight.

    ptOfensa ou ressentimento

    • He took umbrage at her critical remarks.
    • She felt umbrage when her suggestion was ignored.
    • They took umbrage at the unfair treatment they received.

    Sinônimosannoyancedispleasurehuffindignationirritationoffensepiqueresentment

    Antônimoscontentmentdelightgratificationpleasuresatisfaction

  2. C2formal

    Literary term for shade or shadow, especially from trees.

    ptSombra

    • They rested in the umbrage of the ancient oak.
    • The garden offered pleasant umbrage on a hot summer day.
    • The poet wrote of the umbrage cast by the forest canopy.

    Sinônimosshadeshadowumbra

Formas
  • umbrages plural form
  • umbrages' possessive plural form
  • umbrage's possessive singular form
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