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Compétences Lexicales SAT 3 - Leçon 50

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to undeceive

to reveal the truth and free someone from misconceptions

détromper

détromper

Ex: The documentary sought to undeceive viewers about common myths surrounding climate change, presenting scientifically backed facts. 
unfeigned
unfeigned
[Adjectif]

without any pretense in feelings or expressions

sincère, authentique

sincère, authentique

Ex: His unfeigned appreciation for the thoughtful gift was evident in his heartfelt thank you. 
unflappable
unflappable
[Adjectif]

having the ability to stay composed and calm in difficult circumstances

imperturbable

imperturbable

Ex: Despite the chaos, she remained unflappable, handling the situation with poise and confidence. 
unflinching
unflinching
[Adjectif]

not backing off when things are becoming more challenging

déterminé, stoïque

déterminé, stoïque

Ex: Her unflinching dedication to the project impressed her colleagues. 
resonance

the distinctive quality of sound in speech formed by the resonating spaces of the throat, mouth, and nose

résonance

résonance

Ex: Her speech had a pleasant resonance, making it easy for everyone in the room to hear and comprehend. 
resonant
resonant
[Adjectif]

(of sound) having a deep, clear, and echoing effect

retentissant, sonore

retentissant, sonore

Ex: The singer's resonant voice filled the concert hall with warmth and richness. 
to resonate

to produce a deep and rich sound that lingers or echoes

résonner, retentir

résonner, retentir

Ex: The singer's powerful voice resonated throughout the concert hall. 
pseudonym

a fake name people use for certain activities

pseudonyme

pseudonyme

Ex: Batman, a pseudonym for Bruce Wayne, fights crime in Gotham City. 
mellifluous
mellifluous
[Adjectif]

(of sounds) smooth, pleasant, and sweet to the ear

mélodieux

mélodieux

Ex: The mellifluous tones of the cello filled the concert hall with warmth and emotion. 
melodious
melodious
[Adjectif]

having a pleasant sound

mélodieux, mélodieuse

mélodieux, mélodieuse

Ex: The melodious tones of the violin captivated the audience throughout the performance. 
liability

a commitment to provide a specific amount of money to another person or organization

dette, engagement

dette, engagement

Ex: Joining the investment club came with the liability of committing $1,000 to the collective fund annually. 
liable
liable
[Adjectif]

susceptible to being affected by a condition or influence

susceptible de

susceptible de

Ex: Children are liable to colds during the winter. 
inert
inert
[Adjectif]

not moving or active

inerte

inerte

Ex: The inert rock lay undisturbed at the bottom of the river. 
inertia
inertia
[nom]

a tendency toward inactivity and stability

inertie

inertie

Ex: Cultural inertia can impede the acceptance of new ideas in a traditional society. 
heredity

the passing of genetic traits from parents to their children through reproduction

hérédité

hérédité

Ex: Children inheriting the color of their eyes from their parents is a classic example of heredity. 
hereditary
hereditary
[Adjectif]

(of a disease or characteristic) able to be passed on to a child through the genes of its parents

héréditaire

héréditaire

Ex: Hereditary traits, like eye color, are passed down from parents to their children. 
hereditament

a property that can be inherited, such as land or other belongings

héritage

héritage

Ex: The old farmhouse and the surrounding fields, passed down through generations, stand as a cherished hereditament in our family. 
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