Having to do with business or trade (adj.)

a friend; one who accompanies another (n.)

having two or more parts put together (adj.)

the settling of a disagreement by both sides giving up something (n.)

to declare guilty; to sentence (v.)

to come down to another's mental or social level (v.)

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vocabulary 1

Ms. E's vocab 1

Question	Answer
commercial	Having to do with business or trade (adj.)
companion	a friend; one who accompanies another (n.)
compelled	forced; commanded (v.)
compassionate	sympathetic (adj.)
compound	having two or more parts put together (adj.)
compromise	the settling of a disagreement by both sides giving up something (n.)
conceit	vanity (n.)
condemn	to declare guilty; to sentence (v.)
condescend	to come down to another's mental or social level (v.)
consent	permission (n.)