Think you can charm your way through French? This crossword challenges your command of persuasive language at an advanced level, from rhetorical devices and argumentation vocabulary to the subtle art of nuance and conviction. Whether you’re crafting a compelling speech or a sophisticated essay, sharpen your linguistic arsenal and prove that in French, the right words truly move mountains.
Horizontalement
- 2. Verb meaning 'to be able to'
- 2. To be able to do something
- 2. To be able
- 2. To be able to do something
- 7. To want or to wish something
- 7. To want or wish something
- 7. To want, irregular French verb
- 7. To want
- 7. Verb meaning 'to want'
- 7. To want
- 8. To find
- 9. Art of effective speaking or writing
- 10. To persuade someone of something
- 11. Reason given to support a position
Verticalement
- 1. Always, at all times
- 1. always or still
- 1. Always, indicating constant occurrence
- 1. Always
- 3. Expression of disagreement or doubt
- 4. Strong belief or persuasion
- 5. Fluent and persuasive speaking ability
- 6. To take
- 6. To take or grab something
- 8. Work or effort put into a project
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