obtuse
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tuse
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British pronunciation
/ɒbtjˈuːs/

Définition et signification de « obtuse » en anglais

obtuse
01

obtus, obtuse

slow or reluctant to understand things or respond emotionally to something
obtuse definition and meaning
example
Exemples
She found his obtuse reaction to her heartfelt apology frustrating and disheartening.
Elle a trouvé sa réaction obtuse à ses excuses sincères frustrante et décourageante.
02

obtus

(of angle) greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees
example
Exemples
In the triangle, angle A is acute, angle B is right, and angle C is obtuse, measuring 135 degrees.
Dans le triangle, l'angle A est aigu, l'angle B est droit et l'angle C est obtus, mesurant 135 degrés.
03

(of a young pigeon) immature and still dependent on parental care

example
Exemples
The obtuse squabs were too small to leave the rooftop safely.
04

(of a leaf) having a rounded or blunt tip rather than a pointed apex

example
Exemples
The tree 's leaves were obtuse, giving them a soft, rounded appearance.
05

not keenly aware of subtlety

example
Exemples
The critic was obtuse to the nuances of the novel.
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