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arrant

/ˈæɹənt/

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adjective

Absolu, complet

Utter; complete (with a negative sense).

Examples :

"The student's claim that he had finished the project was arrant nonsense; he hadn't even started. "

L'affirmation de l'étudiant selon laquelle il avait terminé le projet était un non-sens complet ; il n'avait même pas commencé.

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adjective

Scandaleux, flagrant

Straying from the proper course or standard, or outside established limits.

Examples :

"His arrant behavior at the school dance, including climbing on the tables and shouting, led to his suspension. "

Son comportement scandaleux lors de la soirée dansante de l'école, notamment en montant sur les tables et en criant, a conduit à sa suspension.

moral character attitude quality

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adjective

Errant, vagabond

Wandering; roving around.

Examples :

"The arrant dog, having escaped its yard, trotted happily down the street, sniffing at every tree. "

Le chien errant, après s'être échappé de sa cour, trottait joyeusement dans la rue, reniflant chaque arbre.

way nature character

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adjective

Scandaleux, incorrigible

Prone to making errors; misbehaved.

Examples :

"We ran down the street in pursuit of the errant dog."

Nous avons couru dans la rue à la poursuite du chien incorrigible.

character moral attitude human

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adjective

Absolu, complet

Utter, complete (negative); arrant.

Examples :

"His excuse for being late was arrant nonsense, and no one believed a word of it. "

Son excuse pour être en retard était un non-sens complet, et personne n'en a cru un mot.