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Collaborate - Congenital

WordDefinition
Collaborate to work together
Collage work of art created from fragments
Collate to arrange in order
Collateral security given for loan
Collation a light meal
Colloquial pertaining to conversational or common speech; informal
Colloquy informal discussion
Collusion a secret agreement for fraudulent purposes
Colossal huge
Colossus gigantic statue
Comatose in a coma; extremely sleepy
Combustible easily burned
Comely attractive; agreeable
Comestible edible
Comeuppance a punishment or retribution that one deserves; one's just deserts. <He finally got his comeuppance for his misbehavior.>
Comity social harmony; mutual courtesy; civility
Commandeer to draft for military purposes; to take for public use
Commemorative remembering; honoring
Commensurate having the same measure; proportionate
Commiserate to feel or express pity or sympathy for <They commiserated with her over her termination.>
Commodious spacious and comfortable
Communal used in common; pertaining to a commune or community
Compact (N) agreement; contract
Compact (ADJ) tightly packed; firm; brief
Compatible harmonious
Compelling overpowering; having an irresistible effect
Compendium an abstract; a brief or comprehensive summary
Compensatory making up for; repaying
Compilation listing of statistical information in tabular or book form
Compile to assemble; to gather; to accumulate
Complacency self-satisfaction
Complaisant trying to please; obliging
Complement to complete; to consummate; to make perfect
Complicity participation; involvement
Component element; ingredient
Comport to behave, in a manner that is expected or proper
Composure mental calmness
Compound to combine; to constitute; to pay interest; to increase
Comprehensive thorough; inclusive
Compress to close; to squeeze; to contract
Comprise to include; to consist of
Compromise to adjust or to settle by making mutal concessions; endanger the interests or reputation of
Compunction remorse
Compute to calculate
Concatenate linked together
Concave hollow
Concede to admit; to yield
Conceit vanity or self-love; whimsical idea; extravagant metaphor
Concentric having a common center
Conception beginning; forming of an idea
Concerted mutually agreed on; done together
Concession an act of conceding
Conciliatory reconciling; soothing
Concise brief and compact
Conclave private meeting
Conclusive decisive; ending all debate
Concoct to prepare by combining; to make up in concert
Concomitant accompaniment
Concord harmony
Concur to agree
Concurrent happening at the same time
Condescend to assume an air of superiority
Condign deserved; appropriate <condign punishment>
Condone to excuse; to forgive; to give tacit approval
Conducive tending to produce or contribute
Conduit aqueduct; passageway for fluids
Confidant trusted friend
Confine shut in; restrict
Confiscate to seize; to commandeer
Conflagration great fire
Confluence flowing together; crowd
Conformity act according to accepted standards; compliance
Confound to confuse; to puzzle
Congeal to freeze; to coagulate
Congenial pleasant; friendly
Congenital existing at birth
complementary forming a complement; completing
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