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4876 words, in teaching order

Words 2601–2700
paternel
paternal
Adjective
sexuellement
sexually
Adverb
sérénité
serenity
Noun
sévèrement
severely; austerely; rigorously, strictly; strictly, harshly; gravely, seriously
Adverb
étroitement
narrowly
Adverb
attractif
attractive
Adjective
acharner
to incite; to sic; to hound, to fiercely attack; to slave away, to persevere; to attach oneself excessively
Verb
participatif
participatory
Adjective
rame
oar, paddle; ream (of paper); train
Noun
flûte
flute (woodwind instrument consisting of a tube with a row of holes that produce sound through vibrations caused by air blown across the edge of the holes, often tuned by plugging one or more holes with a finger); flute (glass with a long, narrow bowl and a long stem, used for drinking wine, especially champagne); Originally meaning fluyt, by the late 17th century used for any large cargo vessel
Noun
accroissement
growth
Noun
parental
parental
Adjective
lavage
washing (act of washing)
Noun
formalité
formality (all meanings)
Noun
roc
rock; rook
Noun
rivaliser
to compete
Verb
contempler
to contemplate; to look at (with one's eyes)
Verb
éphémère
ephemeral (lasting for only a short time; transitory); existing for only one day; ephemeral
Adjective
humoristique
funny, humorous
Adjective
messagerie
messaging, messager (software for sending messages); distribution or parceling service; voice mail
Noun
minerai
ore (rocklike material)
Noun
téléviseur
television set
Noun
brosser
to brush (to clean/tidy/shape with a brush); to whip, to beat (to defeat); to play truant, to skip class
Verb
textile
textile, fabric; textile, non-nudist
Noun
indigène
indigenous
Adjective
attarder
to delay; make late; to linger; stay late
Verb
ramer
to row; to have a hard time (be in difficulties)
Verb
merder
to fuck up, to screw up (make errors)
Verb
occasionner
to provoke, to cause
Verb
fragilité
fragility
Noun
môme
kid, brat; chick, bird (girl)
Noun
planning
schedule, work plan
Noun
stipuler
to specify, stipulate
Verb
consultatif
consultative; advisory
Adjective
criminalité
crime (practice or habit of committing crimes; criminal acts collectively); criminality, criminalness (state of being criminal)
Noun
affectif
emotional, affective
Adjective
néant
nothingness, void, emptiness
Noun
réorganisation
reorganisation
Noun
râler
to groan, to moan; to grumble, to complain
Verb
attrait
appeal, attraction
Noun
impuissant
powerless; impotent (incapable of sexual intercourse, often because of an inability to achieve or sustain an erection)
Adjective
catholicisme
Catholicism
Noun
authenticité
authenticity
Noun
obligatoirement
obligatorily, mandatorily
Adverb
séparément
separately
Adverb
cyclisme
cycling
Noun
radicalement
radically, in a radical fashion
Adverb
communément
commonly, collectively, communally; popularly
Adverb
perquisition
act of searching for someone or something
Noun
alléger
to lighten; to alleviate, relieve; to reduce
Verb
féroce
ferocious; wild
Adjective
instituteur
teacher, especially in a primary school
Noun
clément
clement, mild; merciful, clement, lenient
Adjective
machin
thingy, thingamabob
Noun
fresque
fresco
Noun
bénévole
voluntary, unpaid (working or done without payment)
Adjective
confrérie
brotherhood, fraternity
Noun
preneur
taker; one who takes; a lessee, a renter
Noun
parenthèse
parenthesis, digression; Either of a pair of round brackets
Noun
périphérique
peripheral; ring road
Noun
pion
pawn; counter; supervisor (in a school); pion
Noun
agrément
congeniality, amenity; approval (permission)
Noun
balai
broom; broomstick flown by witches; the last bus or train (at night); tail (of a bird of prey); brush (electrical contact); blade (of windscreen wiper); year (used in referring to someone’s age)
Noun
éducateur
educator, teacher, instructor; educationalist
Noun
déporter
to deport (expel from a country); to send to a concentration camp; to put off course, carry off course; to swerve; to sway, waver
Verb
praticien
practitioner, someone who masters the practice of an art or science
Noun
fendre
to split, to chop (wood), to crack; to shoulder (one's way through a crowd); to break (someone's heart); to break; to crack, to split; to manage, to come up with; to lunge
Verb
hard
hardcore
Adjective
vogue
vogue
Noun
fringue
piece of clothing
Noun
inversement
inversely, conversely
Adverb
récepteur
receiver
Noun
mémorable
memorable
Adjective
hospitaliser
to hospitalise
Verb
libéralisme
liberalism
Noun
polir
to shine; to make a surface very smooth or shiny by rubbing, cleaning, or grinding (often polish up); to refine; remove imperfections
Verb
espionner
to spy (to act as a spy)
Verb
perpétuer
to perpetuate
Verb
narrateur
narrator
Noun
ponctuel
punctual, on time; pointlike; infrequent, occasional
Adjective
ouragan
hurricane
Noun
athlétisme
athletics; track and field
Noun
équité
equity, fairness
Noun
anonymat
anonymity
Noun
gâter
to spoil, ruin; to go bad, go off
Verb
pianiste
pianist
Noun
haricot
A stew of lamb and vegetables.; A bean; a green bean (also known as a string bean or snap bean).; The plant from which the green bean is cultivated: the common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris).; A kidney dish.
Noun
diabète
diabetes
Noun
remerciement
thanks (grateful feelings); acknowledgement
Noun
engueuler
to give (someone) a roasting, to tell someone off, to chew out, to give shit; to argue, to have a row
Verb
résurrection
resurrection
Noun
rebondir
to bounce, rebound; to pick oneself up, to get back on one's feet
Verb
triompher
to triumph
Verb
rimer
to rhyme (of two words, whose final syllables are the same); to rhyme (to make rhymes)
Verb
accession
accession (to throne); accession
Noun
formulation
wording, phrasing; formulation
Noun
brèche
gap, hole; breach
Noun
géométrique
geometric
Adjective
contamination
contamination (act or process of contaminating)
Noun
recréer
to recreate
Verb