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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS Academic (Score 8-9) - 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 (8)

abominable

[Adjectif]

deserving intense hatred due to its cruelty

abominable, effroyable

abominable, effroyable

Ex: The dictator's abominable crimes shocked the world.

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odious

[Adjectif]

extremely unpleasant and deserving strong hatred

odieux

odieux

Ex: The dictator's policies were widely regarded as odious.

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[Adjectif]

causing increased annoyance

exaspérant, agaçant

exaspérant, agaçant

Ex: The constant noise from the construction site was aggravating for the residents trying to work from home.

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[Adjectif]

extremely unpleasant and disgusting

répugnant

répugnant

Ex: The very thought of cruelty to animals is repugnant to me.

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off-putting

[Adjectif]

causing a feeling of unease, discomfort, or reluctance

déplaisant, repoussant

déplaisant, repoussant

Ex: His sarcastic and dismissive tone during the meeting was off-putting to colleagues.

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disquieting

[Adjectif]

making one feel worried about something

inquiétant, inquiétante

inquiétant, inquiétante

Ex: The disquieting news of the approaching storm led to a rush of preparations in the coastal town.

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perturbing

[Adjectif]

causing uneasiness, anxiety, or disturbance

inquiétant, perturbant

inquiétant, perturbant

Ex: The sudden change in weather and dark clouds on the horizon were perturbing for the hikers.

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irksome

[Adjectif]

causing annoyance or weariness due to its dull or repetitive nature

agaçant

agaçant

Ex: The children's constant bickering on the long car ride was especially irksome for the parents.

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exasperating

[Adjectif]

causing intense frustration or irritation due to repeated annoyance or difficulty

exaspérant, agaçant

exaspérant, agaçant

Ex: The constant interruptions during the important meeting were exasperating for everyone present.

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[Adjectif]

causing annoyance or distress

problématique, difficile

problématique, difficile

Ex: The vexatious customer continued to make unreasonable demands, causing a headache for the customer service representative.

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nerve-wracking

[Adjectif]

causing extreme anxiety or tension

angoissant, stressant

angoissant, stressant

Ex: Waiting for the exam results was nerve-wracking for the students.

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[Adjectif]

causing extreme fear, shock, or disgust

effroyable, horrible

effroyable, horrible

Ex: The crime scene was too gruesome for most people to describe.

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haunting

[Adjectif]

possessing a poignant, sentimental, or eerie quality that evokes strong emotions, memories, or feelings

obsédant, angoissant

obsédant, angoissant

Ex: The haunting images from the war documentary lingered in the minds of the viewers long after they had finished watching.

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[Adjectif]

causing intense dislike, disgust, or aversion

répugnant, répulsif

répugnant, répulsif

Ex: The smell from the garbage was utterly repellent.

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soul-destroying

soul-destroying

[Adjectif]

causing extreme emotional distress, despair, or a profound sense of hopelessness

dévastateur pour l'âme, destructeur d'âme

dévastateur pour l'âme, destructeur d'âme

Ex: The monotonous and repetitive nature of the job proved to be soul-destroying over time.

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[Adjectif]

extremely sad or unfortunate, often because of a terrible event or circumstances

tragique, dramatique

tragique, dramatique

Ex: The tragic accident claimed the lives of several young students.

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melancholic

[Adjectif]

characterized by a deep, lingering sadness or sorrow

mélancolique

mélancolique

Ex: The melancholic music played softly in the background, setting a reflective tone for the evening.

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lamentable

[Adjectif]

deserving of pity, regret, or disappointment

lamentable, déplorable

lamentable, déplorable

Ex: The state of the war-torn region was lamentable, with widespread suffering and destruction.

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dismaying

[Adjectif]

causing concern or disappointment

consternant, décourageant

consternant, décourageant

Ex: The dismaying news of the economic downturn affected businesses and individuals alike.

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dreary

[Adjectif]

boring and repetitive that makes one feel unhappy

ennuyeux

ennuyeux

Ex: The repetitive tasks in the job made the work feel dreary and monotonous.

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anguished

[Adjectif]

experiencing or expressing severe physical or emotional pain

angoissé, déchiré

angoissé, déchiré

Ex: The anguished cries of the wounded soldiers resonated across the desolate battlefield, a haunting chorus of pain and despair.

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[Adjectif]

boring and repetitive, often causing frustration or weariness due to a lack of variety or interest

ennuyeux

ennuyeux

Ex: The tedious task of filing paperwork made the afternoon drag on.

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[Adjectif]

boring because of being the same thing all the time

monotone

monotone

Ex: The endless hours of data entry made her workday feel monotonous and never-ending.

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[Adjectif]

causing intense shock, fear, or disgust

horrible, épouvantable

horrible, épouvantable

Ex: The survivors of the accident described the scene as horrendous, with mangled wreckage scattered across the highway.

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[Adjectif]

causing strong feelings of dislike, disgust, or hatred

répugnant, odieux

répugnant, odieux

Ex: The abhorrent act of animal cruelty sparked widespread outrage and calls for stricter legislation.

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scandalous

[Adjectif]

shocking or disgraceful, often involving immoral or unethical behavior

scandaleux, choquant

scandaleux, choquant

Ex: The scandalous revelation of embezzlement within the company led to widespread public distrust.

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[Adjectif]

causing sadness or disappointment

lugubre, sombre, triste

lugubre, sombre, triste

Ex: The dismal weather matched his gloomy mood perfectly.

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[Adjectif]

causing extreme pain or discomfort

atroce, déchirant

atroce, déchirant

Ex: The excruciating pain in his leg made every step a challenge after the accident.

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[Adjectif]

causing a strong feeling of disgust or dislike

répulsif

répulsif

Ex: The repulsive smell emanating from the garbage can made her feel nauseated.

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grandiose

[Adjectif]

overly impressive in size or appearance, often to the point of being excessive or showy in a negative way

grandiose

grandiose

Ex: The grandiose mansion seemed out of place in the modest neighborhood.

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[Adjectif]

causing irritation, frustration, or distress

agaçant, irritant

agaçant, irritant

Ex: The vexing issue of constant software glitches made the new application frustrating for users.

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nerve-racking

[Adjectif]

causing extreme anxiety, stress, or tension

angoissant, stressant

angoissant, stressant

Ex: The nerve-racking experience of waiting for the exam results made students anxious.

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[Adjectif]

inspiring a sense of fear or unease

effrayant, inquiétant

effrayant, inquiétant

Ex: The eerie silence of the abandoned house sent shivers down their spines.

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demoralizing

[Adjectif]

causing a loss of confidence, hope, or enthusiasm

démoralisant

démoralisant

Ex: The team's demoralizing defeat in the championship game left players disheartened.

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claustrophobic

[Adjectif]

causing a feeling of discomfort, anxiety, or fear due to being in confined places

claustrophobe

claustrophobe

Ex: The underground cave, with its tight passages and low ceilings, was a claustrophobic environment for some explorers.

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[Adjectif]

extremely unpleasant or rude

odieux

odieux

Ex: His obnoxious behavior at the party ruined the mood for everyone.

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vengeful

[Adjectif]

having or showing a strong desire for revenge

vengeur, vindicatif

vengeur, vindicatif

Ex: Despite the passage of time, his vengeful feelings towards those who wronged him remained strong.

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[Adjectif]

extremely disgusting or unpleasant

abominable

abominable

Ex: The vile smell coming from the rotting food made everyone nauseous.

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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS Academic (Score 8-9)
Traits Humains	Réponses Émotionnelles Positives	Réponses Émotionnelles Négatives	États Émotionnels Positifs
États Émotionnels Négatifs	Comportements sociaux	Goûts et Odeurs	Textures
Sons	Temperature	Opinions	Pensées et Décisions
Encouragement et Découragement	Respect et Approbation	Demande et Suggestion	Tentative et Prévention
Mouvements	Langage Corporel et Gestes	Commander et Donner des Permissions	S'engager dans la Communication Verbale

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