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violent
01
violent
(of a person and their actions) using or involving physical force that is intended to damage or harm
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
simple
qualitatif
superlatif
most violent
comparatif
more violent
gradable
Exemples
He was arrested for his violent behavior during the protest, injuring several people.
Il a été arrêté pour son comportement violent pendant la manifestation, blessant plusieurs personnes.
02
violent
involving or caused by force that may result in physical damage
Exemples
The storm was so violent that it knocked down several trees.
La tempête était si violente qu'elle a abattu plusieurs arbres.
03
violent, brutal
caused by physical force, injury, or deliberate aggression rather than natural processes
Exemples
He suffered a violent death in the accident.
Il a subi une mort violente dans l'accident.
04
éclatant, criard
(of colors or sounds) extremely bright, intense, or loud
Exemples
The artist used violent colors to create dramatic effect.
L'artiste a utilisé des couleurs violentes pour créer un effet dramatique.
05
violent, sanguinaire
(of a situation or event) characterized by or involving severe bloodshed, aggression, or brutality
Exemples
The conflict was marked by violent clashes and extensive bloodshed.
Le conflit a été marqué par des affrontements violents et des effusions de sang importantes.
06
violent, féroce
(of an emotion or belief) very intense or extreme, often leading to strong, uncontrollable reactions
Exemples
His violent outburst shocked everyone in the room, revealing the depth of his anger.
Sa violente explosion de colère a choqué tout le monde dans la pièce, révélant la profondeur de sa colère.
Arbre Lexical
nonviolent
violently
violent
viol
