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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS Academic (Score 6-7) - Réponses Émotionnelles Négatives

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés aux réponses émotionnelles négatives qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen académique IELTS.

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Vocabulary for Academic IELTS (6-7)

[Adjectif]

extremely repulsive and disgusting

dégoûtant, écœurant, ignoble

dégoûtant, écœurant, ignoble

Ex: The revolting conditions in the abandoned building were a health hazard.

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disgraceful

[Adjectif]

causing shame or loss of respect due to morally wrong or inappropriate behavior

honteux, scandaleux

honteux, scandaleux

Ex: His rude behavior at the event was disgraceful and embarrassed everyone.

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[Adjectif]

extremely unusual or unconventional in a way that is shocking

scandaleux, outrancier

scandaleux, outrancier

Ex: The outrageous behavior of the celebrity sparked controversy among the public.

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drab

[Adjectif]

lifeless and lacking in interest

terne, monotone

terne, monotone

Ex: Her drab response indicated she wasn't excited about the news.

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doleful

[Adjectif]

filled with grief and sorrow

malheureux

malheureux

Ex: The doleful wailing of the woman could be heard throughout the neighborhood as she mourned the loss of her child.

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[Adjectif]

experiencing or expressing a feeling of deep sadness or grief

triste, affligé

triste, affligé

Ex: The news of the loss brought a sorrowful atmosphere to the gathering.

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dispiriting

[Adjectif]

causing a loss of hope or enthusiasm and bringing discouragement or disappointment

décourageant, démoralisant

décourageant, démoralisant

Ex: The dispiriting news about the economy left many people feeling uncertain about the future.

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[Adjectif]

boring or lacking interest, excitement, or liveliness

ennuyeux, monotone

ennuyeux, monotone

Ex: The dull presentation failed to engage the audience.

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repetitive

[Adjectif]

referring to something that involves repeating the same actions or elements multiple times, often leading to boredom or dissatisfaction

répétitif, monotone

répétitif, monotone

Ex: Her workout routine was so repetitive that she started losing interest and stopped going to the gym.

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[Adjectif]

causing fatigue or annoyance due to its repetitiveness or lack of interest

fatigant, pénible

fatigant, pénible

Ex: The long and tedious meeting became increasingly tiresome for the participants.

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[Adjectif]

causing feelings of disappointment or annoyance by stopping someone from achieving their desires or goals

frustrant, exaspérant

frustrant, exaspérant

Ex: The long delays at the airport were incredibly frustrating for the passengers.

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[Adjectif]

causing annoyance or displeasure

agaçant, irritant

agaçant, irritant

Ex: The constant noise from construction work outside was irritating to the residents.

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[Adjectif]

causing one to lose hope or confidence

décourageant, démoralisant

décourageant, démoralisant

Ex: The long wait was discouraging, but they didn't give up.

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[Adjectif]

causing intense fear, shock, or disgust due to being extremely disturbing or frightening

effrayant, horrifiant

effrayant, horrifiant

Ex: The witness described the car accident in horrifying detail.

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[Adjectif]

causing feelings of unease, discomfort, or anxiety

inquiétant, dérangeant

inquiétant, dérangeant

Ex: The unsettling feeling of being watched made her hurry down the dimly lit alley.

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[Adjectif]

causing a lot of difficulty, pain, distress, or discomfort

insoutenable, difficile, déchirant, atroce

insoutenable, difficile, déchirant, atroce

Ex: The agonizing wait for test results filled her with dread.

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[Adjectif]

causing a strong feeling of worry or discomfort

troublant, inquiétant

troublant, inquiétant

Ex: The disturbing images in the horror movie lingered in her mind long after it ended.

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deplorable

[Adjectif]

disgraceful to the extent that it warrants severe disapproval

lamentable, déplorable

lamentable, déplorable

Ex: The politician's deplorable remarks sparked outrage across the country.

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[Adjectif]

offensive and unpleasant, often causing a feeling of dislike or disgust

dégoûtant, répugnant

dégoûtant, répugnant

Ex: The comedian's distasteful jokes about sensitive topics offended many in the audience.

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[Adjectif]

so shocking or unexpected that it causes strong emotional reactions like disbelief or horror

épouvantable, effroyable, affreux

épouvantable, effroyable, affreux

Ex: The news of the sudden collapse of the bridge was appalling to the entire community.

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[Adjectif]

causing extreme discomfort or distress that is difficult to endure

insupportable

insupportable

Ex: The heat during the heatwave was unbearable for the residents without air conditioning.

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[Adjectif]

incapable of being sustained, endured, or tolerated over time due to its extreme nature or intensity

insupportable, intolérable

insupportable, intolérable

Ex: The constant criticism became unendurable, leading to a decision to seek a new job.

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numbing

[Adjectif]

causing a loss of sensation, emotion, or responsiveness

engourdissant, anesthésiant

engourdissant, anesthésiant

Ex: The cold weather had a numbing effect on her fingers and toes.

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unexciting

[Adjectif]

not causing interest or enthusiasm

peu passionnant, sans intérêt

peu passionnant, sans intérêt

Ex: The movie was unexciting, with a predictable plot and no surprising twists.

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unstimulating

[Adjectif]

not capable of evoking interest, excitement, or mental engagement

peu stimulant, ennuyeux

peu stimulant, ennuyeux

Ex: Despite having high expectations, the unstimulating movie left the audience yawning in their seats.

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infuriating

[Adjectif]

causing intense anger, frustration, or irritation

exaspérant, rageant

exaspérant, rageant

Ex: The repeated delays in the flight schedule were infuriating for the passengers.

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alarming

[Adjectif]

causing a feeling of distress, fear, or unease

alarmant, inquiétant

alarmant, inquiétant

Ex: The alarming increase in pollution levels raised concerns among environmentalists.

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[Adjectif]

causing feelings of fear, unease, or worry in others

intimidant, effrayant

intimidant, effrayant

Ex: The intimidating presence of her new boss made employees hesitant to approach him.

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[Adjectif]

causing or showing a potential for harm or danger, often in a way that makes someone feel scared

menaçant, inquiétant

menaçant, inquiétant

Ex: The threatening tone of his voice made her feel uneasy.

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[Adjectif]

making one feel embarrassed or uncomfortable

gênant, embarrassant

gênant, embarrassant

Ex: The silence after his joke fell flat was incredibly awkward.

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[Adjectif]

deserving pity due to perceived weakness or sadness

pathétique, pitoyable

pathétique, pitoyable

Ex: The abandoned puppy with its forlorn eyes and shivering body looked utterly pathetic, evoking a strong desire to offer comfort.

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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS Academic (Score 6-7)
Richesse et Succès	Pauvreté et Échec	Âge et Apparence	Forme du Corps
Wellness	Capacité Intellectuelle	Incapacités Intellectuelles	Traits Humains Positifs
Traits Humains Négatifs	Traits Moraux	Comportements Financiers	Comportements sociaux
Traits de Caractère Irascible	Réponses Émotionnelles Positives	Réponses Émotionnelles Négatives	États Émotionnels Positifs
États Émotionnels Négatifs	Goûts et Odeurs	Sons	Textures

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