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Compétences Lexicales SAT 2 - Leçon 14

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circumference

the distance around the external boundary of something

circonférence

circonférence

Ex: The athlete completed a lap around the track, covering the entire circumference in record time. 
circumlocution

the deliberate use of unnecessary words or phrases in an attempt to avoid addressing a topic directly

circonlocution

circonlocution

Ex: Instead of providing a direct answer, the politician resorted to circumlocution, using lengthy and vague statements. 
to circumnavigate

to travel all the way around something, especially the globe, by sea, air, or land

naviguer autour de

naviguer autour de

Ex: He plans to circumnavigate the globe in a sailboat. 
to circumscribe

to limit the power, freedom, or activity of something to a set of boundaries

circonscrire, limiter

circonscrire, limiter

Ex: New regulations will circumscribe the use of personal data by tech companies. 
circumspect
circumspect
[Adjectif]

very cautious before doing something to avoid potential problems or consequences

circonspect

circonspect

Ex: The CEO was circumspect about the new partnership, carefully weighing various risks and benefits before approving the deal. 
to circumvent

to evade an obligation, question, or problem by means of excuses or dishonesty

contourner

contourner

Ex: Many companies circumvent their environmental responsibilities by outsourcing to suppliers in other countries. 
necrology

an announcement of someone's death, often containing details about them

nécrologie

nécrologie

Ex: While researching his family history, Alex discovered a necrology of his great-grandfather, which provided valuable insights into his life and achievements. 
necromancy

the practice of summoning or communicating with the dead, especially to predict the future

nécromancie

nécromancie

Ex: Legends tell of a sorcerer who practiced necromancy to learn secrets from the dead. 
necropolis

a large cemetery or burial ground, often located in an old city or town

nécropole

nécropole

Ex: Exploring the sprawling necropolis, archaeologists discovered ancient artifacts and beautifully crafted sarcophagi. 
necrosis

a type of cell death that occurs due to injury, infection, inflammation, or other forms of cellular stress

nécrose

nécrose

Ex: The doctor diagnosed necrosis in the patient's limbs, which had turned black and blue due to lack of blood flow. 
necrobiosis

the normal programmed death of cells

nécrobiose

nécrobiose

Ex: Necrobiosis is a vital process that helps to maintain tissue homeostasis and regeneration in living organisms. 
complicity

the act of participating in a crime or wrongdoing along with another person or group

complicité

complicité

Ex: His involvement in the scheme revealed his complicity in the fraud. 
granular
granular
[Adjectif]

having a texture or structure made up of small, distinct particles or grains

granuleux

granuleux

Ex: The sand on the beach had a granular texture, with tiny grains slipping through her fingers. 
to granulate

to form the specialized healing tissue involved in wound repair

granuler

granuler

Ex: As her cut began to granulate, new pink flesh was visible where the scab had been. 
granule
granule
[nom]

a small piece of a substance that has the shape of a small grain

granule

granule

Ex: Under the microscope, the sample revealed distinct granules of pollen, each with a unique shape and texture. 
regal
regal
[Adjectif]

impressive in a manner suited to royalty or those in the highest positions of authority

royal

royal

Ex: The queen made a grand entrance, adorned in a regal gown embellished with jewels. 
to regale
to regale
[verbe]

to provide with fine food, wine, and other luxuries

régaler, amuser

régaler, amuser

Ex: The king loved to regale visitors to the castle with tales of battles and conquests over a lavish banquet in the grand hall. 
regalia
regalia
[nom]

the clothes and instruments that symbolize royal or elevated rank, authority, or sovereignty

apparat

apparat

Ex: Royal regalia includes a crown and scepter. 
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