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    Dissipé (en. Dissipated)

    /dis.i.pe/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    adjective
    Refers to something that has been dispersed or lost.
    The clouds have dissipated, giving way to the sun.
    Les nuages se sont dissiper, laissant place au soleil.
    Refers to a person who acts in a disorderly manner or lets themselves go.
    He has a dissipated life, full of excess and irresponsibility.
    Il a une vie dissipée, pleine d'excès et d'irresponsabilité.
    Designates an idea or concern that has faded.
    His fears have dissipated over time.
    Ses craintes se sont dissipées avec le temps.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'dissiper', derived from the Latin 'dissipare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    dispel doubts
    Eliminate uncertainties.
    dissiper les doutes
    dissipate tension
    Calm a tense atmosphere.
    dissiper la tension
    to dissipate
    To distract oneself or lose focus.
    se dissiper

    Related Words

    dissipation
    Action of dissipating, making something less intense.
    dissipation
    dissipator
    One who dissipates, who spends their time having fun.
    dissipateur
    dissipative
    Which causes a loss of energy in the form of heat or otherwise.
    dissipatif

    Slang Meanings

    To live without restraint.
    He parties every weekend; he is really in a dissipated mode.
    Il fait la fête tous les week-ends, il est vraiment dans un mode dissipé.
    To lose self-control.
    After three drinks, he started to dissipate.
    Après trois verres, il a commencé à se dissiper.