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Vocabulaire Avancé pour le GRE - Société et Religion

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais sur la société et la religion, tels que « base », « rustic », « gaffe », etc. qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen GRE.

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affluent

possessing a great amount of riches and material goods

riche

riche

[Adjectif]
ascetic

following a strict lifestyle where one practices self-discipline and denies oneself of any form of pleasure, particularly due to religious reasons

ascétique

ascétique

[Adjectif]
base

completely lacking moral or honorable purpose or character

bas

bas

[Adjectif]
disinterested

not being involved in a situation or benefiting from it, thus able to act fairly

désintéressé

désintéressé

[Adjectif]
dispassionate

not letting one's emotions influence one's judgment and decisions, thus able to stay rational and fair

calme

calme

[Adjectif]
egalitarian

supporting the notion that all humans are equal and should be given equal rights

égalitaire

égalitaire

[Adjectif]
equitable

fair and impartial in a way that conforms to principles of justice, ethics or legislation

équitable

équitable

[Adjectif]
expansive

having a generous and friendly personality with a willingness to engage in conversations

expansif

expansif

[Adjectif]
impartial

not favoring a particular party in a way that enables one to act or decide fairly

impartial

impartial

[Adjectif]
mundane

lacking the ability to arouse interest or cause excitement

banal

banal

[Adjectif]
profligate

acting in a shameless, overindulgent, and immoral manner

libertin

libertin

[Adjectif]
rustic

associated with the lifestyle of the countryside and rural areas

rustique

rustique

[Adjectif]
sanctimonious

attempting to showcase how one believes to be morally or religiously superior

moralisateur

moralisateur

[Adjectif]
spartan

characterized by strict self-discipline, frugality, or simplicity

spartiate

spartiate

[Adjectif]
unforthcoming

unwilling to reveal information or offer assistance

peu communicatif

peu communicatif

[Adjectif]
apostasy

the act of abandoning a religious or political belief that one used to hold

apostasie

apostasie

[nom]
arriviste

an individual who is either new to a higher society or trying to get into it, and is looking for their approval

arriviste

arriviste

[nom]
chauvinism

the extreme belief in the superiority of one's gender, race, country, or group

chauvinisme

chauvinisme

[nom]
gaffe

a thing that was done or said in a social or public situation that is considered to be an embarrassing or tactless mistake

gaffe

gaffe

[nom]
hierarchy

the grouping of people into different levels or ranks according to their power or importance within a society or system

hiérarchie

hiérarchie

[nom]
inequity

a situation or something that is lacking in equality or fairness

injustice

injustice

[nom]
mendicant

a person who begs other people for food and money

mendiant

mendiant

[nom]
notoriety

the state of having a widespread negative reputation due to a bad or disapproving behavior or characteristic

notoriété

notoriété

[nom]
pariah

an individual who is avoided and not liked, accepted, or respected by society or a group of people

paria

paria

[nom]
parvenu

a low-born individual who has gained quick and unexpected power, success, or wealth

parvenu

parvenu

[nom]
powwow

a traditional ceremony of Native Americans in which they gather, dance, and sing

pow-wow

pow-wow

[nom]
rank

(plural) the people who collectively form a particular group or organization

les membres

les membres

[nom]
reprobate

an individual who lacks morality and principle

dépravé

dépravé

[nom]
standing

a person's reputation, status, or position within a system, society, or organization

statut

statut

[nom]
virago

a woman who is loud, ill-tempered, and aggressive

virago

virago

[nom]
to coalesce

to come together in order to achieve a common goal

coaliser

coaliser

[verbe]
to deface

to ruin or damage something's appearance, particularly by writing or sketching on it

défigurer

défigurer

[verbe]
to desecrate

to insult or damage something that people greatly respect or consider holy, particularly a place

profaner

profaner

[verbe]
to disseminate

to spread information, ideas, or knowledge to a wide audience

diffuser

diffuser

[verbe]
to proselytize

to attempt to persuade a person into accepting one's beliefs, particularly political or religious ones

faire du prosélytisme

faire du prosélytisme

[verbe]
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