abjection
abʒɛksjɔ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of abjection - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
état moralétat de grande bassesse morale qui provoque le mépris
- Il est tombé dans l'abjection après avoir trahi ses amis.
2.
choses vileschoses ou actions considérées comme viles et méprisables
- Ces abjections ne méritent même pas qu'on en parle.
Origin of abjection
latin, abjectio (rejet)
Terms with abjection included in their meaning
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abjection
chose méprisable, situation dégradante
Examples of abjection in a sentence
L'abjection de ses actes ne laisse personne indifférent. L’abjection de ses actes a choqué tout le monde. Il a dénoncé l’abjection de ce comportement en public.
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- English:abjection, depravity, ...
- German:Abscheulichkeit, Gemeinheit, ...
- Italian:abiezione, abiezioni, ...
- Spanish:abyección, bajeza, ...
- Portuguese:abjeção, baixeza, ...
- Chinese:卑鄙, 卑劣行径, ...
- Japanese:卑劣さ, 卑劣な行為, ...
- Arabic:دناءة, أفعال حقيرة, ...
- Hebrew:נִבְזוּת, שְׁפָלוּת, ...
- Russian:низость, ...
- Ukrainian:підлість, мерзоти, ...
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