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Compétences Lexicales SAT 3 - Leçon 47

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novel
novel
[Adjectif]

new and unlike anything else

nouveau

nouveau

Ex: The scientist's research findings presented a novel perspective on the origins of the universe. 
novelette

a short novel or a long short story, typically having fewer conflicts than a novel but more complicated ones than a short story

nouvelle

nouvelle

munificence

the quality of showing generosity in regard to what one possesses, especially money

munificence

munificence

munificent
munificent
[Adjectif]

showing generosity in respect of one's possessions, such as time, money, etc.

munificent

munificent

Ex: His munificent support for the arts earned him widespread acclaim and gratitude. 

Son généreux soutien aux arts lui a valu une large reconnaissance et gratitude.

to libel
to libel
[verbe]

to publish a false statement that damages a person's reputation

diffamer, calomnier

diffamer, calomnier

Ex: He claimed the blog post libeled him by spreading false accusations. 

Il a affirmé que l'article de blog l'avait diffamé en répandant de fausses accusations.

libation

the ceremonial pouring of a liquid, usually wine, serves as an offering to a deity in rituals

libation

libation

junction

a place where two or more roads, railway lines, routes, or similar paths meet, join, or cross

carrefour, croisement, intersection

carrefour, croisement, intersection

Ex: Traffic was backed up for several miles near the highway junction. 
juncture

a certain stage or point in an activity, a process, or a series of events, particularly important

tournant, moment critique

tournant, moment critique

Ex: The negotiations reached a tense juncture when both sides refused to compromise. 

Les négociations ont atteint un moment tendu lorsque les deux parties ont refusé de faire des compromis.

to invoke
to invoke
[verbe]

to call forth or summon a spirit, often through magical words, rituals, or incantations

invoquer

invoquer

Ex: They gathered around the circle to invoke the spirits of their ancestors. 
invocation

a request for help from God in a religious ceremony

invocation

invocation

hypochondriac
hypochondriac
[Adjectif]

suffering from a mental condition that consists of constantly being concerned, anxious, or worried about one's health and becoming ill

hypocondriaque

hypocondriaque

hypodermic
hypodermic
[Adjectif]

related to the parts deep under the skin

hypodermique

hypodermique

hypotenuse

the longest side of a right-angled triangle, opposite the right angle, and defined as the side opposite the right angle in a right-angled triangle

hypoténuse

hypoténuse

Ex: The hypotenuse of a 30-60-90 triangle is always twice the length of the shorter leg. 

L'hypoténuse d'un triangle 30-60-90 est toujours deux fois plus longue que le côté le plus court.

grievous
grievous
[Adjectif]

significantly threatening in way that makes one feel scared or anxious

grave, sérieux

grave, sérieux

grievance

an official statement in which one complaints about something being unfair

grief

grief

frigid
frigid
[Adjectif]

extremely cold in temperature, often causing discomfort or numbness

frigide

frigide

Ex: Despite wearing layers, the hikers shivered in the frigid mountain wind. 

Malgré plusieurs couches de vêtements, les randonneurs grelottaient dans le vent glacial de la montagne.

frigidity

the state or quality of having a very low temperature

frigidité

frigidité

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