opprobre
ɔpʁɔbʁ
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Definition of opprobre - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, masculine

1.
déshonneurhonte publique très grande qui touche quelqu'un
  • Cet homme politique vit dans l'opprobre depuis le scandale.
déshonneur honte
2.
réprobationblâme sévère de la part du public
  • Le génocide suscite une opprobre particulière dans le monde entier.
blâme réprobation
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Origin of opprobre

latin, opprobrium (honte)

Terms with opprobre included in their meaning

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opprobre
honte visible de celui qui a commis un crime grave
opprobre
honte visible de celui qui a commis un crime grave

Examples of opprobre in a sentence

  • L'opprobre public a suivi l'entreprise après la fraude.
  • Son comportement a attiré l'opprobre de la communauté.
  • L'opprobre public a suivi la révélation du scandale.

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  1. English:opprobrium, public condemnation, ...
  2. German:Schmach, öffentliche Ächtung, ...
  3. Italian:opprobrio, infamia, ...
  4. Spanish:oprobio, deshonra, ...
  5. Portuguese:opróbrio, reprovação pública, ...
  6. Chinese:耻辱, 谴责, ...
  7. Japanese:汚名, 社会的非難, ...
  8. Arabic:العار العام, عار, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָלוֹן, הוֹקָעָה, ...
  10. Russian:позор, порицание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ганьба, осуд, ...
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