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hérésie [eʀezi]feminine noun• c'est une véritable hérésie ! it's absolute sacrilege!* * *eʀezi1) Religion heresy2) (opinion, théorie) heresy; hum ( action) sacrilege* * *eʀezi nf* * *hérésie nf1 Relig heresy; tomber en hérésie to become a heretic;2 (opinion, théorie) heresy; hum ( action) sacrilege; une hérésie scientifique a scientific heresy; du vin blanc avec du gibier, quelle hérésie! white wine with game, that's sacrilege![erezi] nom fémininune table Régence dans la cuisine, c'est de l'hérésie! a Regency table in the kitchen, that's (a) sacrilege!
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