digressif
diɡʁɛsif
digressive, digressives
Definition
Definition of digressif - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
styleRare qui s'écarte souvent du sujet principal par des développements secondairesRare
- Son exposé digressif a perdu l'attention de l'audience.
- J’ai trouvé son style trop digressif pour un rapport scientifique.
- Son récit digressif finit par l’éloigner complètement du sujet initial.
Origin of digressif
latin, digressus (s'écarter) + -if (relatif)
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- English:digressive, ...
- German:abschweifend, ...
- Italian:digressivo, ...
- Spanish:digresivo, ...
- Portuguese:digressivo, ...
- Chinese:离题的, ...
- Japanese:脱線しがちな, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِطْرادِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מִסְתַּעֵף, ...
- Russian:дегрессивный, ...
- Ukrainian:відступний, ...
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