French translation of palled is 
blasé

Meaning of "palled" in English

The word "palled" is a verb that describes losing interest, excitement, or attractiveness in something that once held appeal. It implies a diminishing sense of enthusiasm or enjoyment, often due to repetition or overexposure. When an experience or activity becomes "palled," it no longer provides the novelty or thrill it once did, leading to feelings of boredom or weariness. Its usage often suggests a transition from initial intrigue to apathy or indifference.

Meaning of "blasé" in French

"Blasé" is an adjective in French used to describe someone who is indifferent or bored with life due to having experienced too much or being overly familiar with something. A "blasé" person typically shows a lack of enthusiasm or excitement, often because they have been excessively exposed to similar experiences. This term conveys a sense of jadedness and a depleted capacity to find enjoyment or interest in activities or events that would otherwise seem engaging.

Pronunciation of "palled" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [pɔːld]

In different English dialects, the pronunciation remains fairly consistent with only slight variations. In American English, it may sound more like "pw-awld," while in British English, it could have a slightly sharper "aw" sound. The differences are minor and do not significantly alter the pronunciation.

Pronunciation of "blasé" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [blaˈze]

The pronunciation of "blasé" in French retains its consistency across regions. However, slight variations might be heard in some Francophone regions, where the accent on the final "é" could be more pronounced or softer, but these differences are subtle.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. His enthusiasm for the project palled over time. (Son enthousiasme pour le projet est devenu blasé au fil du temps.)

2. The movie was exciting at first, but it soon palled. (Le film était excitant au début, mais il est rapidement devenu blasé.)

3. They found that their weekly meetings had palled. (Ils ont trouvé que leurs réunions hebdomadaires étaient devenues blasées.)

4. Her interest in the hobby palled after a few months. (Son intérêt pour le passe-temps est devenu blasé après quelques mois.)

5. The thrill of city life soon palled for her. (L'excitation de la vie en ville est rapidement devenue blasée pour elle.)

6. As the novelty wore off, the game palled. (Avec la fin de la nouveauté, le jeu est devenu blasé.)

7. His stories of adventure palled with each retelling. (Ses histoires d'aventure sont devenues blasées à chaque répétition.)

8. The initially charming village palled after numerous visits. (Le village initialement charmant est devenu blasé après de nombreuses visites.)

9. The excitement of the new job palled quickly. (L'excitation du nouvel emploi est rapidement devenue blasée.)

10. The vibrant colors of the artwork palled over time. (Les couleurs vives de l'œuvre d'art sont devenues blasées avec le temps.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "palled" in English

Synonyms: faded, waned, dulled, lessened, diminished

Antonyms: excited, thrilled, fascinated, intrigued, captivated

Similar Words: bored, tired, indifferent, jaded, weary

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "blasé" in French

Synonyms: indifférent, apathique, désabusé, fatigué, nonchalant

Antonyms: intéressé, passionné, enthousiaste, curieux, captivé

Similar Words: ennuyé, lassé, neutre, dépourvu, insouciant

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