Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Societal-attitude

A collective disposition, viewpoint, or feeling held by a significant portion of a population toward a specific issue, group, or practice.

Soft-soap

To persuade or influence someone by flattery, smooth talk, or cajolery.

Solar-artifact

An optical aberration, flare, or sensor distortion appearing in photography or digital imaging caused by direct or reflected sunlight.

Sole executive

A single individual who holds total executive power and decision-making authority within an organization, corporation, or government body without sharing power with a board or co-directors.

Sound argument

A deductive argument that is both valid and has entirely true premises, thereby guaranteeing the absolute truth of its conclusion.

Spaciousness

The quality of having ample space; being large, roominess, or vastness.

Spatchcock

To split a poultry carcass open by removing the backbone and flattening it out prior to cooking.

Specious argument

An argument that appears plausible and correct at first glance, but is actually fallacious, misleading, or deceptive.

Speech Accommodation

The linguistic process by which individuals modify their speech patterns, accents, or dialects to mirror or differentiate from the speech of those they are interacting with.

Spellbind

To hold the complete attention of someone as though by magic; to fascinate or enchant utterly.

Spin-doctor

A spokesperson or public relations advisor employed to give a favorable interpretation of events to the media, especially on behalf of a political party.

Spindly

Long or tall, thin, and usually frail or weak in appearance.