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inhibition

/ˌɪnhɪˈbɪʃən/ /ˌɪnɪˈbɪʃən/

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noun

Inhibition

The act of inhibiting.

Examples :

"His shyness was a strong inhibition on his ability to speak in front of the class. "

Sa timidité était une forte inhibition de sa capacité à parler devant la classe.

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Inhibition, gêne

A personal feeling of fear or embarrassment that stops one behaving naturally.

Examples :

"His inhibition around new people made it difficult for him to make friends at school. "

Son inhibition face aux nouvelles personnes l'empêchait de se faire des amis à l'école.

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Inhibition, freinage

The process of stopping or retarding a reaction.

Examples :

"The teacher's strict rules caused a noticeable inhibition of student participation in class discussions. "

Les règles strictes de l'enseignant ont entraîné une inhibition notable de la participation des élèves aux discussions en classe.

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noun

Injonction, interdiction

A writ from a higher court to an inferior judge to stay proceedings.

Examples :

"The appeals court issued an inhibition to the lower court judge, stopping the trial until further review. "

La cour d'appel a émis une injonction au juge de la juridiction inférieure, suspendant le procès jusqu'à nouvel examen.

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Récusation

Examples :

"Due to his recent illness, the doctor's inhibition from performing surgery was necessary. "

En raison de sa récente maladie, la récusation du médecin pour effectuer l'opération était nécessaire.

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