Definition: The word 'acharne' means 'a chrysanthemum' in Greek, Chinese and Japanese languages. In English, it refers to a type of flower that is commonly known as the 'chrysanthemum'. It can grow up to 2-3 meters tall and come in various colors such as white, yellow, red, orange, pink, purple or black. The flowers are usually arranged in groups of three, each with five petals (or petals) on the outer surface. The name 'acharne' is often used to describe a flower that is beautiful and well-suited for gardeners as it can be made into a bouquet or vase for use in a variety of settings. It may also have medicinal properties and is believed to have anti-aging, anti-inflammatory, and stress-reducing effects. The word 'acharne' comes from the Chinese word 'chrysanthemum', which means 'golden flower'. The name 'acharne' has been used to describe a variety of flowers in different parts of the world.

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Definition: The word "acharnement" refers to a type of punishment or treatment that involves applying physical, emotional, or psychological stress to someone in order to achieve a desired outcome or change their behavior. In some cultures, this kind of treatment is known as "punishment." In many societies, it is associated with a sense of shame and guilt. It can be used to punish individuals for unethical behavior, such as theft or fraud, or to correct them for past mistakes or shortcomings. Punishments that are particularly severe or traumatic may also be used as a form of punishment. In general, the purpose of such treatment is often to make an individual comply with certain rules or expectations. However, it can also have negative consequences, including psychological damage and even long-term effects on an individual's behavior and self-esteem.

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