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SAT-Wortfähigkeiten 1 - Lektion 7

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vivacious
vivacious
[Adjektiv]

full of life and energy

lebhaft, voller Leben

lebhaft, voller Leben

Ex: The actress played the role of a vivacious and charismatic character in the movie. 
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vivacity
vivacity
[Nomen]

the quality of being full of life and energy

Lebhaftigkeit, Energie

Lebhaftigkeit, Energie

Ex: Her vivacity was infectious, brightening up the entire room. 
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to vivify
to vivify
[Verb]

to revive something or restore its vitality

beleben, wiederbeleben

beleben, wiederbeleben

Ex: The motivational speaker's words had the power to vivify even the most disheartened individuals. 
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vivisection

a very harsh and thorough examination or analysis

Vivisektion, sehr harte und gründliche Untersuchung oder Analyse

Vivisektion, sehr harte und gründliche Untersuchung oder Analyse

Ex: The film critic's vivisection of the movie's plot exposed its numerous inconsistencies and plot holes. 
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to migrate

to move from a country or region in search of a better job or living conditions

abwandern, migrieren

abwandern, migrieren

Ex: Due to limited employment opportunities in their hometown, many young adults migrate to urban areas in search of better career prospects. 
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migratory
migratory
[Adjektiv]

regularly travelling from one place to another, often following seasonal work opportunities

migratorisch, nomadisch

migratorisch, nomadisch

Ex: Migratory farm workers move from state to state following the harvest season. 
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desolate
desolate
[Adjektiv]

(of a place) lacking inhabitants or signs of life, often causing a sense of loneliness or abandonment

öde, verlassen

öde, verlassen

Ex: The abandoned house stood in a desolate state, with broken windows and overgrown weeds. 
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to despair

to fail to keep hope

verzweifeln

verzweifeln

Ex: He despaired about finding a job in such a competitive market. 
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desperado
desperado
[Nomen]

a person who is reckless, lawless, and often involved in criminal activities

Gesetzloser, Bandit

Gesetzloser, Bandit

Ex: The sheriff warned the townsfolk to be on the lookout for the desperado who had been causing trouble in the region. 
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desperate
desperate
[Adjektiv]

feeling or showing deep sadness mixed with hopelessness and emotional pain

verzweifelt, in Verzweiflung

verzweifelt, in Verzweiflung

Ex: Her eyes looked desperate after hearing the bad news. 
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parable
parable
[Nomen]

a short, simple story that teaches a moral lesson

Gleichnis, Parabel

Gleichnis, Parabel

Ex: The teacher used a parable to explain the importance of honesty. 
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paradigm
paradigm
[Nomen]

a very typical example or model of something that sets a standard or pattern

Paradigma, Modell

Paradigma, Modell

Ex: The new smartphone design became a paradigm of sleek, modern technology in the industry. 
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paradox
paradox
[Nomen]

a logically contradictory statement that might actually be true

Paradox

Paradox

Ex: It's a paradox that the more choices we have, the harder it becomes to make a decision. 
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paragon
paragon
[Nomen]

a person or thing regarded as a perfect example of a particular quality or trait

Musterbeispiel, Vorbild

Musterbeispiel, Vorbild

Ex: The organization was a paragon of efficiency, streamlining processes and achieving remarkable productivity. 
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infamous
infamous
[Adjektiv]

well-known for a bad quality or deed

berüchtigt, notorisch

berüchtigt, notorisch

Ex: The criminal was infamous for his string of bank robberies across the country. 
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infamy
infamy
[Nomen]

a very wrong and evil act

Schande, Unehre

Schande, Unehre

Ex: The act of child exploitation and trafficking carried out by the criminal network was an act of infamy that shocked the world. 
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odious
odious
[Adjektiv]

extremely unpleasant and deserving strong hatred

abscheulich, widerwärtig

abscheulich, widerwärtig

Ex: The dictator's policies were widely regarded as odious. 
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odium
odium
[Nomen]

an intense sense of dislike that is accompanied with repulsion

Hass, Abscheu

Hass, Abscheu

Ex: The band's new album has been met with odium from critics and fans alike. 
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degeneracy
degeneracy
[Nomen]

the decline of moral principles

Degeneration, Verfall

Degeneration, Verfall

Ex: The professor's controversial theories were met with accusations of intellectual degeneracy by his peers. 
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degenerate
degenerate
[Adjektiv]

having deteriorated or declined in quality, value, or condition from an original or better state

degeneriert, verkommen

degeneriert, verkommen

Ex: The degenerate values promoted by some media outlets were criticized for their negative influence on society. 
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