French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Aperdonish

Characterized by an inclination toward forgiveness, reconciliation, or granting pardon under complex normative conditions.

Auspiciousness

The property of being conducive to success; favorable circumstances or good omens.

Bumonchō

The head or chief of a department, especially in an educational or governmental institution.

Cacoethes

An irresistible urge to act, often in a harmful or detrimental way.

Cacotopia

A state or society in which conditions are the worst possible, serving as the antithesis of a utopia.

Calidity

The quality or state of being warm; heat or warmth.

Canophilist

A person who loves or is fond of dogs.

Casuistic

Involving or relating to the resolution of moral problems by the application of general ethical principles to specific cases, often used pejoratively to imply sophisticated but misleading reasoning.

Catharize

To purge, cleanse, or purify, particularly in a spiritual, psychological, or ritualistic sense.

Cause célèbre

A controversial issue, trial, or incident that becomes the subject of widespread public attention, debate, and dispute.

Cenozoic

Relating to the current geological era, which began about 66 million years ago and is characterized by the dominance of mammals, birds, and flowering plants.

Cerebration

The action or process of thinking; thought or mental activity.