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Compétences Lexicales SAT 2 - Leçon 49

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calumny
calumny
[nom]

a false statement meant to misrepresent someone

calomnie, diffamation

calomnie, diffamation

Ex: He denied the calumny claiming he had stolen funds. 

Il a nié la calomnie prétendant qu'il avait volé des fonds.

to calumniate

to say false and damaging remarks about a person in order to ruin their reputation

calomnier

calomnier

genial
genial
[Adjectif]

characterized as kind, friendly, and carefree

aimable, cordial

aimable, cordial

Ex: The host was genial, welcoming guests with warmth and charm. 

L'hôte était genial, accueillant les invités avec chaleur et charme.

geniality

a warm, cheerful, and friendly manner that makes others feel comfortable and welcome

cordialité, gentillesse

cordialité, gentillesse

Ex: The hostess greeted guests with genuine geniality. 

L'hôtesse a accueilli les invités avec une génialité authentique.

juridical
juridical
[Adjectif]

related to the administration of justice, law, judges, or their offices

juridique

juridique

jurisprudence

the study of the principles or philosophy of law

loi

loi

juror
juror
[nom]

an individual in a group of people summoned by a court to make an unbiased decision on a case

juré

juré

to dissuade

to make someone not to do something

dissuader

dissuader

Ex: The warnings from experts dissuade many people from smoking. 

Les avertissements des experts dissuadent de nombreuses personnes de fumer.

dissuasion

the act of advising someone against doing something

dissuasion

dissuasion

amour
amour
[nom]

a secret and unlawful sexual relationship usually one or both partners are married to other people

liaison

liaison

amorous
amorous
[Adjectif]

disposed to love

amoureux

amoureux

Ex: Their amorous glances revealed a budding romance. 

Leurs regards amoureux révélaient une romance naissante.

amity
amity
[nom]

pleasant, friendly, and peaceful relations between individuals or nations

amitié

amitié

Ex: Her warm smile and kind words fostered a sense of amity among her coworkers. 

Son sourire chaleureux et ses paroles gentilles ont favorisé un sentiment d'amitié parmi ses collègues.

amiable
amiable
[Adjectif]

showing or having a likable and friendly personality

aimable, affable

aimable, affable

Ex: The host was incredibly amiable, ensuring that every guest felt comfortable and welcomed. 

L'hôte était incroyablement amiable, veillant à ce que chaque invité se sente à l'aise et bienvenu.

amicable
amicable
[Adjectif]

(of interpersonal relations) behaving with friendliness and without disputing

amical

amical

Ex: Despite their differences, they were able to part ways on amicable terms, remaining friends. 

Malgré leurs différences, ils ont pu se séparer en bons termes, restant amis.

exact
exact
[Adjectif]

completely accurate in every detail

exact, précis

exact, précis

Ex: His exact calculation of the expenses ensured the budget was accurate. 

Son calcul exact des dépenses a assuré que le budget était précis.

exacting
exacting
[Adjectif]

severe, demanding, or unrelenting in requiring effort, compliance, or performance

exigeant

exigeant

Ex: The training program was exacting, pushing recruits to their limits. 

Le programme de formation était exigeant, poussant les recrues à leurs limites.

inexpensive
inexpensive
[Adjectif]

having a reasonable price

bon marché

bon marché

Ex: The store sells inexpensive furniture that is perfect for students on a budget. 

Le magasin vend des meubles peu coûteux qui sont parfaits pour les étudiants avec un budget limité.

inexhaustible
inexhaustible
[Adjectif]

(of a supply of something) limitless and incapable of running out

inépuisable

inépuisable

inexcusable
inexcusable
[Adjectif]

extremely immoral and unable to be tolerated or justified

inexcusable

inexcusable

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