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Capable — skilled; able to do something 27. Cautious — careful to avoid danger or mistakes 28. Cease — stop 29. Clarify — make something easier to understand 30. Coherent — logical and easy to understand 31. Compassion — kindness toward someone who is suffering 32. Competent — able; having the necessary skills 33. Comprehend — understand 34. Concise — brief but clear 35. Confident — self-assured; believing in yourself 36. Conquer — defeat; overcome 37. Conscious — aware 38. Consistent — regular; staying the same 39. Constructive — helpful; intended to improve something 40. Contemplate — think deeply about something 41–60 41. Convince — persuade someone to believe/do something 42. Courageous — brave 43. Credible — believable; trustworthy 44. Crucial — extremely important 45. Cultivate — develop or improve 46. Curious — eager to know or learn 47. Dazzling — extremely bright or impressive 48. Decisive — firm; able to make decisions 49. Dedicate — devote time/effort to something 50. Deliberate — careful and intentional 51. Delight — great pleasure or happiness 52. Dense — thick; closely packed 53. Depict — describe or show 54. Deteriorate — become worse 55. Diligent — hardworking and careful 56. Discreet — careful; not attracting attention 57. Distinct — clearly different 58. Diverse — varied; including different types 59. Dynamic — energetic; active 60. Eager — very excited or ready to do something 61–80 61. Eloquent — fluent and persuasive in speaking/writing 62. Elusive — difficult to find, catch, or understand 63. Embark — begin something new 64. Eminent — famous and respected 65. Empathy — understanding another person’s feelings 66. Endure — bear; tolerate something difficult 67. Enhance — improve 68. Enormous — extremely large 69. Enthusiastic — very excited/interested 70. Essential — absolutely necessary 71. Ethical — morally right 72. Evaluate — judge the quality/value of something 73. Evident — clear; obvious 74. Exceptional — unusually good; outstanding 75. Exaggerate — make something seem bigger/more important than it really is 76. Exquisite — extremely beautiful 77. Extensive — large or wide-ranging 78. Fabricate — invent or make up 79. Fascinate — interest someone greatly 80. Feasible — possible; practical 81–100 81. Fierce — strong; aggressive 82. Flourish — grow or develop well 83. Fortunate — lucky 84. Fragile — delicate; easily damaged 85. Frequent — happening often 86. Fundamental — basic; essential 87. Generous — willing to give or share 88. Genuine — real; sincere 89. Glorious — magnificent; wonderful 90. Grateful — thankful 91. Harmonious — peaceful; working well together 92. Hesitate — pause because you are unsure 93. Humble — modest; not thinking you are better than others 94. Ideal — perfect or most suitable 95. Identical — exactly the same 96. Illustrate — explain or show with an example 97. Immense — extremely large 98. Imminent — about to happen 99. Impart — give or communicate information 100. Imply — suggest without saying directly 101–120 101. Impressive — remarkable; causing admiration 102. Incline — tend toward something; be likely to 103. Incredible — amazing; difficult to believe 104. Indicate — show or point out 105. Indifferent — uninterested; not caring 106. Industrious — hardworking 107. Inevitable — unavoidable; certain to happen 108. Influence — affect someone or something 109. Ingenious — clever and creative 110. Innocent — not guilty 111. Inspire — motivate someone 112. Intense — very strong 113. Interpret — explain the meaning of something 114. Intricate — complicated; having many details 115. Intuitive — understood naturally without needing much explanation 116. Irrelevant — not related to the topic 117. Judicious — wise; showing good judgment 118. Keen — eager; very interested 119. Legitimate — lawful; valid 120. Liberal — open-minded; accepting different ideas 🧠 Mini study trick Pour chaque mot, essaie de mémoriser 3 choses : Word → Simple meaning → Example Example: Alleviate → reduce → Medicine can alleviate pain.

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