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Compétences Lexicales SAT 5 - Leçon 14

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deity
deity
[nom]

a supernatural figure that is worshipped like a god or goddess

déité

déité

Ex: The festival honored the deity of wisdom and learning. 

Le festival a honoré la divinité de la sagesse et de l'apprentissage.

prelacy
prelacy
[nom]

the office or the rank of a priest or a member of the clergy

prélature

prélature

husbandry

the practice of cultivating and breeding crops and animals and taking care of them

agriculture, élevage

agriculture, élevage

clemency

compassion shown by a person in authority, especially by reducing a punishment

clémence, douceur

clémence, douceur

Ex: They appealed for clemency on behalf of the convicted man. 

Ils ont fait appel à la clémence en faveur de l'homme condamné.

delicacy

a rare or expensive food item that is considered particularly desirable or unique

mets fin, mets délicat

mets fin, mets délicat

litany
litany
[nom]

a long and repetitive account, list, or recital, often of complaints or problems

litanie

litanie

Ex: The meeting devolved into a litany of bureaucratic delays. 

La réunion a dégénéré en une litanie de retards bureaucratiques.

perfumery

all perfume products

parfumerie

parfumerie

medley
medley
[nom]

a set of musical pieces that are performed or sung successively in a continuous tune

medley

medley

vulgarity

the state of being tasteless, unsophisticated, and unrefined

vulgarité

vulgarité

mastery
mastery
[nom]

great knowledge and exceptional skill in a field

maîtrise

maîtrise

foolery
foolery
[nom]

absurd and idiotic behavior or idea

bêtise

bêtise

fidelity

the quality of showing loyalty and faithfulness to someone or something

fidélité

fidélité

Ex: The marriage was marked by mutual fidelity and trust. 

Le mariage était marqué par une fidélité mutuelle et une confiance.

contiguity

the quality of extreme proximity or touching another

contiguïté, proximité immédiate

contiguïté, proximité immédiate

proclivity

a tendency or need that makes one want to do something, often something considered morally wrong

propension, inclination, tendance

propension, inclination, tendance

toady
toady
[nom]

a person who flatters and obeys others in order to gain favor

lèche-bottes

lèche-bottes

Ex: That toady agrees with whatever the boss says. 

Ce flagorneur est d'accord avec tout ce que dit le patron.

citizenry

the entire people who live in a particular place or country

citoyens

citoyens

anonymity

the sate of not being known or identified

anonymat

anonymat

quarry
quarry
[nom]

an animal pursued by a hunter or predator as prey

proie, gibier

proie, gibier

Ex: Hunters tracked their quarry across the snowy terrain. 

Les chasseurs ont suivi leur proie à travers le terrain enneigé.

crockery

the objects such as dishes, plates, cups, etc.

vaisselle

vaisselle

congruity

the quality of being harmonious, agreeable or suitable

conformité

conformité

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