Summary
vestige {noun}
trace · vestige
vestige {noun}
vestige · carryover · hangover
English-French translation for "vestige"
"vestige" French translation
vestige {noun}
The veto is a vestige of the past, which grew out of specific circumstances that are no longer present.
That was surely a vestige of the colonial legal system.
For many aboriginal Canadians the act has become an anachronistic burden and a vestige of colonial policies.
Gaza City, with virtually no vestige of its three millennia of urban heritage, exemplifies this phenomenon.
Ms. Rivero (Uruguay) said that the law exculpating the rapist if he married his victim was also a vestige of a former time.
vestige {noun}
The veto is a vestige of the past, which grew out of specific circumstances that are no longer present.
That was surely a vestige of the colonial legal system.
For many aboriginal Canadians the act has become an anachronistic burden and a vestige of colonial policies.
Gaza City, with virtually no vestige of its three millennia of urban heritage, exemplifies this phenomenon.
Ms. Rivero (Uruguay) said that the law exculpating the rapist if he married his victim was also a vestige of a former time.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "vestige":
© Princeton Universitytrace · tincture · shadow
Synonyms (French) for "vestige":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "vestige" in French
Conditions were so designed as to make human beings lose their essential dignity and divest themselves of every vestige of human decency and sentiment.
He tirelessly worked to eradicate the last vestiges of segregation in our province, for which all Nova Scotians are eternally grateful.
Similar words
vesicovaginal · vesicular · vesiculitis · vespers · vessel · vessels · vest · vestal · vestibular · vestibule · vestige · vestigial · vestments · vestry · vet · vetch · veteran · veterans · veterinarian · veterinary · veto
In the English-Norwegian dictionary you will find more translations.