First used in English around the turn of the 19th century, to do something à contre-coeur is to do it reluctantly, or against your will or better judgment; it literally means “against your heart.” A ...
With one word with numerous meanings, the scabrous French equivalent of a bad apple, an old word to baffle young people, the perfect term for a protest and a mythbuster - here are some of our ...
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