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July 13

Vocabulary Words

WordDefinition
Colloquial characteristic of informal speech
Collusion collaboration, complicity, conspiricy
Commensurate proportional
Communicable transmittable
Commute to change a penalty to a less severe one
Complement to complete, perfect
Complicity knowing partnership in wrongdoing
Compunction feeling of uneasiness caused by guilt or regret
Concave curving inward
Concede to yield, admit
Conciliatory overcoming distrust or hostility
Condone to pardon or forgive; overlook, justify, or excuse a fault
Conduit tube, pipe, or similar passage
Conflagration big, destructive fire
Congeal to become thick or solid, as a liquid freezing
Congenial similar in tastes and habits
Conglomerate collected group of varied things
Conjecture speculation, prediction
Consecrate to declare sacred; dedicate to a goal
Consensus unanimity, agreement of opinion or attitude
Constrained forced, compelled; confined, restrained
Construe to explain or interpret
Contentious quarrelsome, disagreeable, belligerent
Continence self-confidence, self-restraint
Contravene to contridict, deny, act contrary to
Conundrum riddle, puzzle or problem with no solution
Convalescence gradual recovery after an illness
Conventional typical, customary, commonplace
Corroborate to confirm, verify
Cosmopolitan sophisticated, free from local prejudices
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