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labolition
abolition
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abolition ,
démolition ,
volition ,
coalition ,
démolitions ,
ébullition ,
abolitionnisme ,
or
abolitionniste

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

abolitionnisme [abɔlisjɔnism] N m

abolitionnisme
abolitionism

abolitionniste [abɔlisjɔnist] ADJ N mf

abolitionniste
abolitionist

abolition [abɔlisjɔ̃] N f

abolition
abolition

I. démolition [demɔlisjɔ̃] N f

1. démolition (de maison, construction):

démolition
demolition
travaux/chantier/entreprise de démolition
demolition works/site/contractor
bâtiment en (cours de) démolition
building under demolition

2. démolition (de réputation, système, doctrine, d'institution):

démolition
destruction

II. démolitions N fpl

démolitions fpl:

démolitions
rubble uncountable
les victimes ensevelies sous les démolitions
the victims buried under the rubble

volition [vɔlisjɔ̃] N f

volition
volition

ébullition [ebylisjɔ̃] N f (de liquide)

ébullition
boiling
point d'ébullition
boiling point
au moment de l'ébullition
when boiling point is reached
entrer en ébullition
to begin to boil
arriver à ébullition
to come to the boil Brit
arriver à ébullition
to come to a boil Am
porter à ébullition
to bring to the boil Brit
porter à ébullition
to bring to a boil Am
être en ébullition maisonnée, foule:
to be in a fever of excitement
être en ébullition pays, cerveau:
to be in a ferment

coalition [kɔalisjɔ̃] N f

coalition
coalition
gouvernement de coalition
coalition government

in the PONS Dictionary

abolition [abɔlisjɔ̃] N f

abolition
abolition

démolition [demɔlisjɔ̃] N f

1. démolition (↔ construction):

démolition d'une maison, d'un mur
demolition
l'immeuble est en démolition
the building's being demolished

2. démolition fig:

démolition
destruction

ébullition [ebylisjɔ̃] N f

ébullition d'un liquide:

ébullition
boiling
porter à ébullition
to bring to a boil

Phrases:

quartier en ébullition
district in turmoil
esprit en ébullition
mind teeming with ideas

coalition [kɔalisjɔ̃] N f

coalition
coalition
in the PONS Dictionary

abolition [abɔlisjo͂] N f

abolition
abolition

démolition [demɔlisjo͂] N f

1. démolition (↔ construction):

démolition d'une maison, d'un mur
demolition
l'immeuble est en démolition
the building's being demolished

2. démolition fig:

démolition
destruction

ébullition [ebylisjo͂] N f

ébullition d'un liquide:

ébullition
boiling
porter à ébullition
to bring to a boil

Phrases:

quartier en ébullition
neighborhood in turmoil
esprit en ébullition
mind teeming with ideas

coalition [kɔalisjo͂] N f

coalition
coalition

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La volition ou intention (cetana) est neutre seule mais associée à un second facteur, elle devient positive ou négative.
fr.wikipedia.org
L’incompatibilité imaginée vient de la confusion entre causes et volitions.
fr.wikipedia.org
La volition est une notion connue de longue date.
fr.wikipedia.org
Chaque volition doit avoir pour cause une autre volition et ainsi de suite en une régression à l’infini.
fr.wikipedia.org
APAS est conçu comme une séquence de deux processus d'autorégulation continus, une phase d'établissement d'objectifs (motivation) et une phase d'objectif-poursuite (volition).
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