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labjection
the abject
abjection [abʒɛksjɔ̃] N f
abjection
abjectness
tomber dans l'abjection
to debase oneself
abjection [abʒɛksjɔ̃] N f
abjection
total humiliation
abjection [abʒɛksjo͂] N f
abjection
total humiliation
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Cette ambiguïté donne toute sa puissance à ce récit « moralement clair-obscur, forçant le public à avancer, pas à pas, jusqu’au bout de l’abjection ».
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Le propriétaire, devinant le coupable, revend le faune qui finit « sur le trottoir, dans l’infâme abjection des faïences anciennes de rebut, de la ferraille et des portraits de famille ».
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Il ne désigne plus une abjection, il désigne notre identité profonde et il peut s'exhiber nu, dans sa vérité naturelle.
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Son enthousiasme pour la guerre qui le pousse à s'engager volontairement devient vite une abjection pour celle-ci.
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