Vocabulaire

merit

Nom

Exemple: “The proposal has merit.”

Synonymes: value, worth

Antonymes: fault

responsible

Adjectif

Exemple: “She is responsible for the project.”

Synonymes: accountable

Antonymes: irresponsible

uneventful

Adjectif

Exemple: “Thankfully, the journey was uneventful.”

Synonymes: calm, ordinary

Antonymes: dramatic, eventful

self-worth

Nom

Exemple: “Constant criticism can damage self-worth.”

Synonymes: self-esteem, self-respect

Antonymes: self-doubt, worthlessness

estimation

Nom

Exemple: “My estimation of the cost was too low.”

Synonymes: calculation, assessment

Antonymes: fact, measurement

pride

Nom

Exemple: “She felt pride after finishing the race.”

Synonymes: honor, self-respect

Antonymes: shame

treacherous

Adjectif

Exemple: “The path became treacherous after the snowstorm.”

Synonymes: perilous, deceitful

Antonymes: safe, trustworthy

credibility

Nom

Exemple: “The scandal damaged the minister’s credibility.”

Synonymes: trustworthiness, believability

Antonymes: unreliability, discredit

dime

Nom

Exemple: “He found a dime on the sidewalk.”

Synonymes: coin

Antonymes:

price

Nom

Exemple: “The price includes delivery.”

Synonymes: cost

civil

Adjectif

Exemple: “Please stay civil during the discussion.”

Synonymes: polite

Antonymes: rude

proud

Adjectif

Exemple: “She is proud of her work.”

Synonymes: pleased

Antonymes: ashamed

reliable

Adjectif

Exemple: “This source is reliable.”

Synonymes: trustworthy, dependable

Antonymes: unreliable

supercilious

/ˌsuːpərˈsɪliəs/

Exemple: “His supercilious tone annoyed people.”

Synonymes: snide, haughty, proud

value

/ˈvæljuː/

Exemple: “This feature adds value to the product.”

Synonymes: esteem, assess, appraise

Antonymes: disesteem, disrespect