Vocabulaire

deep

Adjectif

Exemple: “She took a deep breath before speaking.”

Synonymes: profound, intense

Antonymes: shallow

deeply

Adverbe

Exemple: “She was deeply moved by the story.”

Synonymes: strongly, intensely

Antonymes: slightly

bereft

Adjectif

Exemple: “The room was bereft of furniture.”

Synonymes: deprived, without

Antonymes: full

embed

Verbe

Exemple: “Embed the video on the website.”

Synonymes: insert, place inside

Antonymes: remove

ruminative

Adjectif

Exemple: “The essay has a slow, ruminative style.”

Synonymes: reflective, contemplative

Antonymes: rash, unthinking

revelatory

Adjectif

Exemple: “The letters were revelatory and deeply personal.”

Synonymes: revealing, illuminating

Antonymes: concealing, secretive

depressive

Adjectif

Exemple: “The novel has a depressive atmosphere from beginning to end.”

Synonymes: gloomy, bleak

Antonymes: uplifting, cheerful

profoundly

Adverbe

Exemple: “The speech profoundly affected the audience.”

Synonymes: deeply, greatly

Antonymes: slightly, superficially

insightful

Adjectif

Exemple: “Her questions were insightful and precise.”

Synonymes: perceptive, thoughtful

Antonymes: superficial, shallow

conviction

Nom

Exemple: “She spoke with deep conviction.”

Synonymes: belief, certainty

Antonymes: doubt, uncertainty

coma

Nom

Exemple: “The patient remained in a coma for two days.”

Synonymes: deep unconscious state

Antonymes: consciousness

tub

Nom

Exemple: “The ice cream came in a large tub.”

Synonymes: container, bath

Antonymes:

tan

Nom

Exemple: “She got a deep tan on vacation.”

Synonymes: brown skin from sun

Antonymes: pale

bowl

Nom

Exemple: “She put the salad in a large bowl.”

Synonymes: dish, container

Antonymes: plate

pit

Nom

Exemple: “Watch out for the deep pit.”

Synonymes: hole

Antonymes: hill

dig

Verbe

Exemple: “They had to dig a deep hole for the tree.”

Synonymes: excavate

Antonymes: fill

unsettling

Adjectif

Exemple: “There was something deeply unsettling about the silence in the house.”

Synonymes: disturbing, disquieting

Antonymes: comforting, reassuring

sigh

Nom

Exemple: “She let out a sigh of relief.”

Synonymes: breathe out deeply

Antonymes: cheer

golden

Adjectif

Exemple: “The sky turned golden at sunset.”

Synonymes: gold-colored

Antonymes: colorless

assimilation

Nom

Exemple: “Cultural assimilation can be slow and deeply personal.”

Synonymes: integration

Antonymes: separation

remorsefully

Adverbe

Exemple: “He apologized remorsefully for the harm he caused.”

Synonymes: regretfully

Antonymes: remorselessly

insightfully

Adverbe

Exemple: “She spoke insightfully about the risks and trade-offs.”

Synonymes: perceptively

Antonymes: naively

symptomatic

Adjectif

Exemple: “The delays are symptomatic of deeper management problems.”

Synonymes: indicative

superficial

Adjectif

Exemple: “Their analysis was superficial and missed the core issue.”

Synonymes: shallow

Antonymes: thorough

grief

Nom

Exemple: “He was in deep grief after the loss.”

Synonymes: sorrow

Antonymes: joy

gorge

Nom

Exemple: “We hiked through a narrow gorge.”

Synonymes: canyon

flesh

Nom

Exemple: “The cut was deep, into the flesh.”

Synonymes: skin and muscle

disillusionment

Nom

Exemple: “He felt deep disillusionment.”

Synonymes: disappointment

Antonymes: hope

superficially

Adverbe

Exemple: “He only understood the issue superficially.”

Synonymes: shallowly

Antonymes: thoroughly

detrimental

Adjectif

Exemple: “Constant context switching is detrimental to deep work.”

contemplate

/ˈkɑːntəmpleɪt/

Exemple: “He contemplated leaving the company.”

Synonymes: ruminate, speculate, study

love

/lʌv/

Exemple: “I love my family.”

Synonymes: passion, beloved, lovemaking

Antonymes: detest, hatred, hate