anomie in Portuguese
anomie in Portuguese is anomia — anomie means a breakdown of shared social norms and values, leaving people without clear standards to live by; also the personal sense of rootlessness that follows.
anomie in Portuguese
anomia
Alienation or social instability caused by erosion of standards and values.
What does "anomie" mean?
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noun A breakdown of shared social norms and values, leaving people without clear standards to live by; also the personal sense of rootlessness that follows.
"The study describes the anomie of a town after the factory closed."
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- The study describes the anomie of a town after the factory closed.
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What is "anomie" in Portuguese?
"anomie" in Portuguese is anomia. anomie means: A breakdown of shared social norms and values, leaving people without clear standards to live by; also the personal sense of rootlessness that follows.
How do you use "anomie" in a sentence?
Example: "The study describes the anomie of a town after the factory closed." In Portuguese, "anomie" is anomia.
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