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worldliness

/ˈwɜːld.li.nəs/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее качество быть опытным, искушённым и осведомлённым о жизни и людях, часто благодаря знакомству с разными культурами и ситуациями.

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noun

/ˈwɜːld.li.nəs/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество быть опытным, искушённым и осведомлённым о жизни и людях, часто благодаря знакомству с разными культурами и ситуациями.

A noun referring to the quality of being experienced, sophisticated, and knowledgeable about life and people, often through exposure to different cultures and situations.

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  1. Sophistication and experienceC1formal

    The quality of being intellectually sophisticated, experienced, and knowledgeable about life, culture, and people, often gained through travel or exposure.

    ruИскушенность

    • His worldliness made him an excellent diplomat.
    • She admired his worldliness and broad perspective on global issues.
    • Years of travel had given him a certain worldliness that others lacked.

    Синонимыexperienceknowledgepolishrefinementsavoir-fairesophisticationurbanity

    Антонимыinnocencenaivetysimplicity

  2. Focus on material affairsC1formal

    Concern with material or secular affairs, often to the exclusion of spiritual or religious matters.

    ruМирская суета

    • The monk renounced all worldliness to devote himself to prayer.
    • Her worldliness was evident in her obsession with wealth and status.
    • The sermon warned against the dangers of worldliness.

    Синонимыcarnalitymaterialismmundanenessprofanenesssecularismtemporality

    Антонимыotherworldlinessspirituality

Формы
  • worldlinesses plural form
  • worldlinesses' possessive plural form
  • worldliness's possessive singular form
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