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Question 1

Implode

Answer 1

burst inward

“Their economy is in danger of imploding.”

Question 2

Inadvertent

Answer 2

Involontaire, Unintentional

“Ordinarily an act is said to be ‘ inadvertent ‘ if it is done unintentionally.”

Question 3

Inasmuch

Answer 3

En ce sens que/ to introduce a phrase that explains why or how much something described in another part of the sentence is TRUE/insofar as.

“Inasmuch as funding is not available, building plans have been delayed.”

Question 4

Incendiary

Answer 4

arson OR likely to cause violence or strong feelings of anger:

“He gave an incendiary speech at last night’s rally.”

Question 5

Inchoate

Answer 5

only recently or partly formed, or not completely developed or clear, unorganised.

In chaos state

“We permit active abandonment because until the last act, there is always a genuine chance that the inchoate criminal does not “really” mean it.”

Question 6

Incipient

Answer 6

just beginning, in a very early stage. inchoate.

“signs of incipient public frustration”

Dans le stade to chaos, recipient , same

Question 7

Incongruous

Answer 7

Incongru, contraire aux usages, à la bienséance.

bizare, nombre congrus fait café avec , pas normal

“It seems incongruous to have a woman as the editor of a men’s magazine.”

Question 8

Inconsequential

Answer 8

not important, sans importance

“Most of what she said was pretty inconsequential.”

Question 9

Incorporate

Answer 9

Intégrer, constituer
combine, unite; form a legal corporation, give physical form to

“The film incorporates elements of fantasy and science fiction.”

Question 10

Hyperbole

Answer 10

Exaggeration,a way of speaking or writing that makes someone or something sound bigger, better, more, etc. than they are.

But the best way to do that is surely not by uncritical hyperbole but by sympathetic and searching advocacy of the music.

Question 11

Idiosyncrasy

Answer 11

characteristic or habit peculiar to an individual; peculiar quality, quirk(bizarrerie)

“Naturally, it would be preferable to control for national idiosyncrasies while accounting for the suspected general phenomenon.”

Question 12

Illiberality

Answer 12

Manque de libéralité, de générosité. Narrowminded; bigoted(fanatique), strictness

“an illiberal society that viewed any artistic depiction of the nude as inherently indecent”

Question 13

Impend

Answer 13

Imminent, going to happen soon:

qui pend, ex épée

“The player announced his impending retirement from international football.”

Question 14

Impair

Answer 14

Nuire, make less effective

Les nombres impaires étranges (odd) nuisent

“It has been known for nearly 100 years that memory is impaired by bilateral damage to either of two brain regions …”

Question 15

Impartial

Answer 15

not supporting any of the sides involved in an argument, unbiaised

Question 16

Impede

Answer 16

Gener, to interfere with or slow the progress of

Empecher syn. Decision will impend to impede

“Although he’s shy, it certainly hasn’t impeded his career in any way.”

Question 17

Implication

Answer 17

CAN MEAN an occasion when you seem to suggest something without saying it directly, imply

From what she said, the implication was that they were splitting up.

Question 18

Implicit

Answer 18

suggested but not communicated directly
“He interpreted her comments as an implicit criticism of the government.”

OR complete and without any doubts:
“All her life she had implicit faith in socialism.”

Question 19

Gregarious

Answer 19

Sociable, liking to be with other people,living in group.

Greg plein de potes, greg ensembles
gegerre avec ses potes

“In contrast to sentinel species, gregarious nuclear species can also positively affect the foraging efficiency of other flock participants.”

Question 20

Guile

Answer 20

Ruse, cunning,clever but sometimes dishonest behaviour that you use to deceive someone,sly(sournoi)

Guillermo

“There were many occasions when we witnessed his guile, timing and cunning approach to the issue of getting the business done.”

Question 21

Hackneyed

Answer 21

idea that has been said or used so often that it has become boring, no original, commonplace, rebattue.

trompe miel, courant, no original

“What matters is that his music seldom sounds hackneyed.”

Question 22

Hardy

Answer 22

Bold(audacieux), brave, robuste, strong enough to bear extreme conditions or difficult situations.

Hard, y for finish . Hargly hardy

“Units gain experience and levels, becoming hardier and more dangerous.”

Question 23

Haven

Answer 23

a safe or peaceful place OR port (harbor)

Question 24

Hearken

Answer 24

Ecouter

Oh, did you hear ken?
“13 And as Peter knocked at the door of the gate, a damsel came to hearken, named Rhoda.”

Question 25

Hedonist

Answer 25

person devoted to pleasure

Question 26

Hodgepodge

Answer 26

a confused mixture of different things

To hodge=mélanger
phodging

“New Age thinking seems to be a hodgepodge of old and new ideas.”

Question 27

frivolous

Answer 27

Frivole, qui a peu de serieux,not taking anything seriously.
“I think he sees her as a frivolous young woman.”
OR
A frivolous activity or object is silly or not important rather than useful or serious.
“I feel like doing something completely frivolous today.”

frivole, qui vrille car pas serieux, voiture harry potter, pg car magie

Question 28

Gainsay

Answer 28

Nier, contredire

Face a garra, contredit

“The courts cannot gainsay the legislation and set it aside because they think that a better standard should be endorsed.”

Question 29

Garrulous

Answer 29

Talkative, wordy(verbeux), rambling(décousu)
/ habit of talking a lot, especially about things that are not important

Attention aux loups, arrivent talking

“He is about the most garrulous person in this assembly.”

Question 30

Gauche

Answer 30

awkward and uncomfortable with other people, especially because young and without experience.

Idiot, gauche

“I would be the first to admit that the young teacher in his relationship with parents could on occasions be rather gauche and naïve.”

Question 31

Gawky

Answer 31

tall and awkward

Ankward word G awnkwyard

“a gawky teenager”

Question 32

Germane

Answer 32

pertinent, relevant

Face remarauent nulles macron, merket pertinent

“I have also ignored certain ancillary demonstrations that are germane but not absolutely essential to solving the core problem.”

Question 33

Gist

Answer 33

essentiel, the most important pieces of information about something,

Gift, de léssence

“The gist of the policy was that new industrial units and expansion of existing units on the island and suburbs would be strongly discouraged.”

Question 34

Glib

Answer 34

speaking or spoken in a confident way, but without careful thought or honesty:

Glimpse, clein d’oeil Sarko quand parle car glib
gift speech, no arriere pensee, james bond

“In seeking to render the context recognisable we wanted to avoid being either glib or topical(d’actualité)”

Question 35

Goosebumps

Answer 35

chair de poule

music ghostbuster, car peur

Question 36

gradation

Answer 36

a gradual change

“Both are ‘ all or nothing’ mechanisms when compared with the subtle gradations in mean grain weight observed in wheat and barley spikes.”

Question 37

Figurative

Answer 37

used not with their basic meaning but with a more imaginative meaning.

“Of course, she was using the term “massacre” in the figurative sense.”

Question 38

Flag

Answer 38

to become tired, weaker, or less effective:

“I was starting to flag after the ninth mile.”

Question 39

Fleeting

Answer 39

short or quick,passing swiftly

“This is just a fleeting visit.”

Question 40

Foment

Answer 40

to cause something bad or illegal to develop

fermenter, bad

“was accused of fomenting a riot”

Question 41

forfeit

Answer 41

to lose the right to do or have something because you have broken a rule OR give up

“These people have forfeited the right to live in society.”

Question 42

Fortify

Answer 42

Renforcer,fortifier
make something stronger, especially in order to protect it.

“He fortified himself with a drink and a sandwich before driving on.”

Question 43

Fringe

Answer 43

on the margin, periphery, often less important

“the southern fringe of the city”

Question 44

Frugal

Answer 44

careful when using money or food, OR (of a meal) cheap or small in amount.

Pok glacon, peur spend ;oney