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Question 1

Extraneous

Answer 1

Etranger / en dehors

Not directly connected with or related to something
“These questions are extraneous to the issue being discussed.”
OR
Existing on or coming from the outside
“extraneous light”

E.T vient de dehors, arrive irrelevant ET

Question 2

Extrapolate

Answer 2

to guess or think about what might happen using conjecture about an unknown by projecting information about something known; predict by projecting past experience

“Secondly, our results are restricted only to females and may not extrapolate to male populations.”

Question 3

Facetious

Answer 3

not serious about a serious subject, in an attempt to be funny or to appear clever,often inappropriately

Arya face kill s.o without serious, voit facetime

“The song is a facetious comment on this act.”

Question 4

Fallacious

Answer 4

not correct:

“His argument is based on fallacious reasoning.”

Question 5

Fanatical

Answer 5

excessively devoted, enthusiastic, or zealous in an uncritical way

Question 6

Fanciful

Answer 6

Not likely to succeed or happen in the real world.
“He has some fanciful notion about converting one room of his apartment into a gallery.”
OR whimsical, capricious; imaginar

I’m so fancy (fantaisiste)

Question 7

Fathom

Answer 7

a unit for measuring the depth of water
OR discover/understand something (comprendre)

Simba tu dois comprendre harmet

“For years people have been trying to fathom (out) the mysteries of the whale’s song.”

Question 8

Eschew

Answer 8

éviter,rejeter, shun

chewgum, fly, evite dispute

“We won’t have discussions with this group unless they eschew violence.”

Question 9

Esoteric

Answer 9

understood by or intended for only a few; secret

Esoteric special desires

“He has an esoteric collection of old toys and games.”

Question 10

Estimable

Answer 10

of a person or their behaviour , considered to be very good or deserving praise

enchere vend one p sirene, good behavious

“Her performance under such stressful conditions was estimable.”

Question 11

Eulogy

Answer 11

Eloge, a speech, piece of writing, poem, etc. containing great praise:

Enterrement wine eulogy

“The song was a eulogy to the joys of travelling.”

Question 12

Exacting

Answer 12

Exigeant,demanding a lot of effort, care, or attention

Sc po oral fin a la seconde pré, cést exigeant

“an exacting training schedule”

Question 13

Exculpate

Answer 13

Innocenter

Exculter, oppoite meaning attention

“Defenders of technology point to the lack of financial resources and exculpate technology from criticism.”

Question 14

explicit

Answer 14

also means clear and exact

“I gave her very explicit directions how to get here.”

Question 15

exponent

Answer 15

a person who supports an idea or belief or performs an activity

withs exponents, idea belief population inc expon

“He was the leading exponent of the behavioral approach to psychology.”

Question 16

Enervate

Answer 16

To make someone feel weak and without energy, affaiblir

Enervé impossible, ex tapis

“The neural machinery for controlling muscles and for enervating the sensory surface might reasonably increase with some function of body size.”

Question 17

Enhance

Answer 17

Mettre en valeur, improve the quality, amount, or strength of something.

“A number of our clients want to look younger to enhance their career prospects.”

Question 18

Enigma

Answer 18

puzzle, mystery, riddle; mysterious or contradictory person

Question 19

Entitlement

Answer 19

something that you have a right to do or have, or the right to do or have something, certain privileges. Sometimes because of who you are.
“pension/holiday entitlements”
“a classic case of male entitlement”

Question 20

Equitable

Answer 20

Équitable

Question 21

Erratic

Answer 21

moving or behaving in a way that is not regular, certain, or expected; changing suddenly and unexpectedly.

“He drove in an erratic course down the road.”

Question 22

Erudite

Answer 22

having or containing a lot of knowledge that is known by very few people:

“He’s the author of an erudite book on Scottish history.”

Question 23

egregious

Answer 23

Flagrant(glaring) / monstrueux,extremely bad in a way that is very noticeable

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“To most historians, such displays appear one of the most egregious and cruel examples of colonial culture.”

Question 24

Elated

Answer 24

transporté de joie, ravi,extremely happy and excited. Estatic

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The prince was reported to be elated at/by the birth of his daughter.

Question 25

Elicit

Answer 25

Obtenir/susciter, especially information or a reaction.

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“The questionnaire was intended to elicit information on eating habits.”

Question 26

Eloquent

Answer 26

giving a clear, strong message

“The pictures were an eloquent reminder of the power of the volcano.”

Question 27

Embellish

Answer 27

Embellir, to make something more beautiful / interesting…

“He couldn’t resist embellishing the story of his accident a little.”

Question 28

Eminent

Answer 28

Qui est au-dessus du niveau commun ; tout à fait supérieur, famous and respected

Nobel price imminent for eminent persons

“They transformed the candidate into a public person and thereby proved him eminent and influential.”

Question 29

Empirical

Answer 29

coming from, based on, or able to be verified by experience or experimentation; not purely based on theory

Question 30

Emulate

Answer 30

to copy something achieved by someone else and try to do it as well as they have/imiter

ex software try copy

“Fitzgerald is eager to emulate Martin’s record of three successive world titles.”

Question 31

Divest

Answer 31

to get rid of an investment, part of a business, etc. by selling, céder, priver, dépouillé

“The government divested the association of significant resources”
“He had encouraged the state to divest such holdings.”

Question 32

Document

Answer 32

to record the details of an event, a process, etc / to furnish documentary evidence of /documenter

“His interest in cars has been well-documented (= recorded and written about) by the media.”

Question 33

Dogma

Answer 33

a fixed, especially religious, belief or set of beliefs that people are expected to accept without any doubts

Question 34

Dormant

Answer 34

Inactif,asleep, inactive, on a break

“These investments have remained dormant for several years.”

Question 35

Dubious

Answer 35

Douteux, feeling doubt or not feeling certain or not able to be trusted.

“He has been associated with some dubious characters.”
I’m dubious about his promises to change his ways.”

Question 36

Eccentric

Answer 36

strange or unusual, sometimes in a humorous way,deviating from conventional or accepted usage or conduct especially in odd or whimsical ways

“eccentric clothes”

Question 37

Eclectic

Answer 37

selecting the best of everything or from many diverse sources

“an eclectic taste in literature”

Question 38

Efficacy

Answer 38

the ability, especially of a medicine or a method of achieving something, to produce the intended result

They recently ran a series of tests to measure the efficacy of the drug.

Question 39

counterproductive

Answer 39

having an effect that is opposite to the one intended or wanted:

“Improved safety measures in cars can be counterproductive as they encourage people to drive faster.”

Question 40

Covert

Answer 40

Secret,undercover,hidden

Poter couverture magic

“The government was accused of covert military operations against the regime.”

Question 41

Crafty

Answer 41

rusé,especially in a dishonest or secret way, SLY and DEVIOUS (sournoi)

Draft from Creata hidden hoirse

“I have some crafty ideas for getting around the regulations.”

Question 42

Craven

Answer 42

Lâche, cowardy

kraken, everyone run

“a craven act of terrorism”

Question 43

Credulous

Answer 43

Crédule, too willing to believe what you are told and so easily deceived, GUILLIBLE

“However, even the most credulous sitter balked at the notion of an otherworldly visitor wearing stays.
“

Question 44

Cynical

Answer 44

believing that people are only interested in themselves and are not sincere.
OR used to say that someone’s feelings or emotions are used to your own advantage.
OR bitterly pessimistic

“I’ve always been deeply cynical about politicians.”
“He praises my cooking but it’s just a cynical ploy to get me to make him dinner.”

Question 45

Daunt

Answer 45

intimider

bad aunt, intimide / bambi intimidé

“She was not at all daunted by the size of the problem.”