Liste de Mots Niveau C2 - Importance et Essentiel

Ici, vous apprendrez tous les mots essentiels pour parler de l'importance et de l'essentialité, spécialement rassemblés pour les apprenants de niveau C2.

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pivotal

[Adjectif]

playing a crucial role or serving as a key point of reference

essentiel, crucial, central

Ex: The research findings were pivotal in shaping the scientific community's understanding of the newly discovered phenomenon.

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weighty

[Adjectif]

having considerable importance, influence, or gravity

important, d'une grande gravité

Ex: The weighty decision to invest in renewable energy reflects the company's commitment to sustainability.

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grave

[Adjectif]

signifying a matter of deep concern

grave, sérieux

Ex: The government issued a grave warning about the impending natural disaster, urging residents to evacuate.

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focal

[Adjectif]

having significant or central importance

central, principal

Ex: The focal event of the conference was the keynote speech by the renowned expert.

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ascendant

[Adjectif]

holding the most power, importance, or influence

ascendant

Ex: His ideas were ascendant, shaping the direction of the entire project.

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momentous

[Adjectif]

highly significant or impactful

très important, capital

Ex: As the world stood witness to the historic event, the momentous peace agreement was signed, signaling a new era of cooperation and stability in the region.

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preeminent

[Adjectif]

surpassing others in quality, distinction, or importance

prééminent

Ex: As a preeminent scholar in the field, Professor Smith has made groundbreaking contributions to quantum physics.

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seminal

[Adjectif]

having a strong influence on future developments, ideas, or work

fondateur, précurseur

Ex: Darwin's seminal work on the Origin of Species established the theory of evolution by natural selection.

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cardinal

[Adjectif]

possessing the quality of being the most important or basic part of something

capital, de grande importance

Ex: Honesty is a cardinal principle in their code of ethics, essential for maintaining trust.

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petty

[Adjectif]

having little significance

insignifiant, mesquin

Ex: The argument stemmed from a petty disagreement over office supplies.

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piffling

[Adjectif]

insignificant or of little importance

insignifiant, dérisoire

Ex: The argument over the color of the office walls seemed piffling compared to the larger issues facing the company.

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piddling

[Adjectif]

small, unimportant, or not worth much attention

insignifiant, dérisoire

Ex: The piddling amount of loose change in his pocket was not enough to cover the cost of the coffee.

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peripheral

[Adjectif]

not central or of primary importance

périphérique, accessoire

Ex: The details mentioned in the peripheral sections of the report are supplementary and not critical to the main findings.

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superfluous

[Adjectif]

beyond what is necessary or required

superflu

Ex: The lengthy introduction was filled with superfluous details, delaying the main point of the presentation.

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subordinate

[Adjectif]

lower in position or importance

subordonné, inférieur

Ex: The subordinate tasks were delegated to junior team members, while the senior staff focused on the critical aspects of the project.

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picayune

[Adjectif]

considered to be of small importance or value

insignifiant, sans valeur

Ex: He wasted time arguing over picayune details instead of focusing on the main issue.

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extraneous

[Adjectif]

unnecessary or unrelated to the matter or subject at hand

superflu, impertinent

Ex: The detective urged the witness to provide only relevant information and avoid including extraneous details that could confuse the investigation.

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dire

[Adjectif]

extremely serious or urgent

grave, urgent

Ex: The humanitarian crisis in the region has reached dire proportions, requiring immediate international intervention.

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immaterial

[Adjectif]

not relevant or significant to the current situation, discussion, etc.

sans importance, insignifiant, pas la question

Ex: In the grand scheme of the project, the temporary setback was deemed immaterial to the overall timeline.

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expendable

[Adjectif]

easily replaced or sacrificed without significant loss or consequence, indicating a lack of value

jetable, remplaçable

Ex: In times of crisis, some argue that certain positions in the company are expendable.

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frivolous

[Adjectif]

lacking in significance or value

frivole, superficiel

Ex: The company's frivolous policies regarding employee benefits led to dissatisfaction among the staff.

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Liste de Mots Niveau C2
Taille et Magnitude	Poids et Stabilité	Quantity	Intensity
Pace	Formes	Importance et Essentiel	Communauté et Unicité
Difficulté et Défi	Prix et Luxe	Quality	Succès et Richesse
Échec et Pauvreté	Forme du Corps	Âge et Apparence	Compréhension et Intelligence
Traits Personnels	États Émotionnels	Déclenchement d'Émotions	Sentiments

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