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Pocket Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:violent adjective - (crime, behaviour, film, storm, emotion) violent/-e;
- (contrast) brutal/-e;
- (colour) criard/-e.
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| violent | (with force) | adj | violent (avec force) |
| violent | (with intensity) | adj | violent (avec intensité) |
| violent | (effected by force) | adj | violent (affecté par la force) | | | | Additional Translations: |
| violent | | adj | éperdu (amour…) |
| violent | (furious) | adj | furieux (rageur, irascible) |
| violent | (furious) | adj | furieux | | Compound Forms/Formes composées |
| violent acts | nfpl | exactions |
| violent death | | mort violente |
| violent explosion | nf | déflagration familier |
| violent person | | personne violente | | Report an error. | Forums WR : discussions dont le titre comprend le mot(s) "violent".
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