Compétences Lexicales SAT 1 - Leçon 46

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to repudiate

[verbe]

to dismiss or reject something as false

désavouer

Ex: The repudiated the claims made by the opposition party , asserting that they were politically motivated .

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repugnant

[Adjectif]

extremely unpleasant and disgusting

répugnant

Ex: repugnant comments made in the discussion revealed deep-seated biases that were hard to ignore .

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to repulse

[verbe]

to drive back or push away

repousser

Ex: His arrogant demeanor and insensitive repulsed most people he met .

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fracas

[nom]

a noisy fight or argument, which usually a lot of people take part in

altercation, accrochage

Ex: The local teams ' rivalry culminated in fracas after the final whistle blew , causing quite a scene on the field .

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fractious

[Adjectif]

showing resistance to authority or control

indiscipliné, désobéissant

Ex: The teacher had a hard time on the first day with a fractious student who would n't stay seated .

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to fracture

[verbe]

to break a rule or trust

$fracturer$

fracturer

Ex: By sharing company secrets , fractured his contract 's confidentiality clause .

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fragile

[Adjectif]

easily damaged or broken

fragile

Ex: fragile relationship between the two countries was strained by recent tensions .

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podium

[nom]

a structure used in sports competitions consisting of three adjacent platforms of different levels, on which winners stand to receive their awards

podium

Ex: After winning third place , he proudly stood on the lowest step of podium to receive his medal .

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poesy

[nom]

another word for poetry or a poetic work

poésie

Ex: poesy is known for its intricate form and romantic themes

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poetic

[Adjectif]

characterized by beauty, elegance, or emotional depth similar to what is often found in poetry

poétique

Ex: Her speech was filled poetic imagery , weaving together words like a masterful poet .

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theism

[nom]

the belief in the existence of one or more gods or deities

théisme

Ex: theism included worship of multiple gods and goddesses .

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theocracy

[nom]

a government where religious leaders are in charge and make the rules

théocratie

Ex: In theocracy, religious laws often become the foundation for the legal system .

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theologian

[nom]

a person who studies or specializes in theology and religious beliefs

théologien, théologienne

Ex: theologians believe in the importance of interfaith dialogue to promote understanding and peace .

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theological

[Adjectif]

related to the study of religion and religious beliefs

théologique

Ex: The library has a vast collection theological books from various religions .

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theology

[nom]

the study of religions and faiths

théologie

Ex: He pursued a career theology to become a religious leader .

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compulsion

[nom]

a strong and irresistible urge to do something

compulsion, obsession

Ex: Every time she walks past a bookstore , she feels an compulsion to buy a new novel .

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compulsory

[Adjectif]

forced to be done by law or authority

obligatoire

Ex: Paying taxes compulsory for all citizens .

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Compétences Lexicales SAT 1 - Leçon 46