Vision, specter, haut, apparition, poltergeist, presence, penumbra, umbra, spook (fantôme) Shadow, dark, shade, obscurity, bloom (éclat) Demon, devil, phantom Spirit, soul, conscience, feeling, intelligence, essence To spook (effrayer/hanter), to haunt, to alarm, to horrify, to panic, to strike terror into,   to petrify, to scare to startle (surprendre/effaroucher), to astonish, to shake up Castle, donjon, manor, fortification, mansion, tower, estate Blow (souffle), breath, gasp, exhalation Suddenly, all of a sudden, quickly, abruptly, precipitously, swiftly Burst, crack, detonation, a gust (of wind), spurt (sursaut) Brightness, illumination, brilliance, light, luminosity, shine Dark, black, cloudy, dim (pale), darkened, shadowy, somber, foggy, misty (brumeux) Proposition du jour, j'en tremble d'avance !   D'autres champs lexicaux en anglais ici.     Mes livres sur l'instruction en famille :   Faire l'école à la mais...

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Rembrandt : Le philosophe en méditation Vocabulary : Twilight ; half-light ; chiaroscuro Day – bright – illumine- light – gay- shine- brightness –lucid –lights- sun Depth – dark- obscure- night- shades – gloomy ( sombre ) –nocturnal –darkens Glimmer ( lueur)- eyes ancient", "decay", "uninhabited", "abandoned", "old place", "desolation", "desertion".   "grass and weeds ( mauvaises herbes )", "rows of dark trees", "a fallen tree", "the tufted grass", "melancholy trees", "melancholy of the secluded valley", "an enchanted forest". New, old, morning, evening, nightmare, dream Wakefulness ( vigilance ) ; to sense ; to perceive Bright, color, light in color, dark in color hard, soft, rough, sharp, dull, warm, cold, pure, clean, dirty  Mind, reason, to think, reflect, to believe, to understand, to know, to seem To doubt,...