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Competenze Lessicali SAT 3 - lezione 16

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diacritical
diacritical
[aggettivo]

having the capacity to distinguish

diacritico, distintivo

diacritico, distintivo

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diaphanous
diaphanous
[aggettivo]

extremely light, delicate, and often see-through

diafano, trasparente

diafano, trasparente

Ex: The bride wore a veil of diaphanous lace that shimmered in the sunlight. 
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diatomic
diatomic
[aggettivo]

(of molecules) having two atoms with the same or different elements

diatomico

diatomico

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diatribe
diatribe
[sostantivo]

a harsh and severe criticism or verbal attack that is aimed toward a person or thing

diatriba

diatriba

Ex: The article was a diatribe against the new government policy. 
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diabolic
diabolic
[aggettivo]

related to evil characteristics such as cruelty

diabolico

diabolico

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incongruous
incongruous
[aggettivo]

peculiar and not like what is considered suitable or appropriate for a situation

incongruo

incongruo

Ex: The bright red dress was incongruous at the somber funeral. 
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inconsequential
inconsequential
[aggettivo]

lacking significance or importance

irrilevante

irrilevante

Ex: The typo in the report was inconsequential and did not affect the overall message. 
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inconspicuous
inconspicuous
[aggettivo]

not easily seen, noticed, or attracting attention

poco visibile, discreto

poco visibile, discreto

Ex: He tried to remain inconspicuous by sitting at the back of the room. 
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interpreter
interpreter
[sostantivo]

someone who verbally changes the words of a language into another

interprete

interprete

Ex: She hired an interpreter to assist with the business meeting in a foreign country. 
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to interrogate

to question someone in an aggressive way for a long time in order to get information

interrogare

interrogare

Ex: The detective decided to interrogate the suspect to uncover details about the crime. 
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to coerce
to coerce
[Verbo]

to force someone to do something through threats or manipulation

costringere, forzare

costringere, forzare

Ex: The criminal coerced the witness into changing their testimony through intimidation. 
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coercion
coercion
[sostantivo]

the act of compelling someone to act against their will by using force or threats

coercizione, costrizione

coercizione, costrizione

Ex: The confession was obtained through coercion, not free will. 
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to mar
to mar
[Verbo]

to ruin the perfection of something

rovinare, guastare

rovinare, guastare

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marred
marred
[aggettivo]

flawed because of a damage or excessive use

danneggiato, difettoso

danneggiato, difettoso

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refusal
refusal
[sostantivo]

the act of rejecting or saying no to something that has been offered or requested

rifiuto, negazione

rifiuto, negazione

Ex: His refusal to apologize made the situation worse. 
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to refute
to refute
[Verbo]

to reject or deny a statement or accusation by using an argument or evidence

confutare, smentire

confutare, smentire

Ex: The spokesperson refuted the rumors during the press conference. 
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refutation
refutation
[sostantivo]

the act of showing that someone or something is wrong by using an argument or evidence

confutazione, smentita

confutazione, smentita

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assonance
assonance
[sostantivo]

the use of similar vowels close to each other in nonrhyming syllables as a literary device

assonanza

assonanza

Ex: The poet used assonance to create a melodic effect in the verse. 
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assonant
assonant
[aggettivo]

having an identical vowel combined with different consonants in words, often for poetic purposes

assonante, assonanzato

assonante, assonanzato

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to assonate

to have a close similarity in sounds, particularly vowels

assonare,  avere una somiglianza nei suoni

assonare, avere una somiglianza nei suoni

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