dissident

dissident

Qui s’oppose au gouvernement ou aux positions officielles d’un groupe politique.

En anglais simple : Opposing the government or the official views of a political group.

• The government arrested several dissident writers.
• Dissident members voted against their party’s policy.
• The newspaper gave space to dissident voices.

Synonymes : dissenting, oppositional

Expressions courantes : dissident group, dissident voices, dissident movement

dissident, discordant

Qui exprime un désaccord ou ne s’accorde pas avec d’autres opinions ou sons.

En anglais simple : Expressing disagreement or conflicting with other views or sounds.

• One reviewer offered a dissident opinion.
• The committee’s report included several dissident views.
• Dissident sounds interrupted the gentle harmony.

Synonymes : dissenting, discordant

Contraires : agreeing, harmonious

Expressions courantes : dissident opinion, dissident view, dissident sounds

dissident

Personne qui s’oppose ouvertement au gouvernement, aux lois ou aux positions politiques officielles de son pays.

En anglais simple : Someone who openly opposes their country’s government, laws, or official political views.

• The dissident spoke against the government.
• Several dissidents were released from prison yesterday.
• She became a leading dissident after the new laws were passed.

Synonymes : opponent, dissenter

Expressions courantes : political dissident, imprisoned dissident, leading dissident