abject
abʒɛkt
Definition Synonyms
Definition of abject - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
bassessequi inspire le dégoût par sa bassesse morale extrême
- Sa lâcheté abjecte face au danger a choqué tout le monde.
- Il a commis un acte abject envers son ami.
- Cette trahison abjecte a brisé la confiance du groupe.
Origin of abject
latin, ab (loin de) + jacere (jeter)
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- English:abject, ...
- German:abstoßend, ...
- Italian:abietto, ...
- Spanish:abyecto, ...
- Portuguese:abjeto, ...
- Chinese:卑鄙的, ...
- Japanese:卑劣な, ...
- Arabic:دنيء, ...
- Hebrew:מַגְעִיל, ...
- Russian:отвратительный, ...
- Ukrainian:огидний, ...
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