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vocab 9

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Combustible (adj.) capable of catching fire and burning; easily excited (n.) a combustible substance
Commemorate (v.)to serve as a memorial or reminder of; to honor the memory of
Compile (v.)combine together in one work; to make from multiple sources; to gather together
Complacency (n)feeling of quiet pleasure or security; self-satisfaction or smug satisfaction
Complementary (adj)forming a complement; complementing someone; goes with well
Compliance (n)Conforming to others will easily act of comforting or yielding
Composure (n)Serene, self-controlled state of mind, calmness
Comprehension (n)Act or process of understanding' power to grasp ideas; ability to know
Concede (v)Acknowledge as true or right; admit; grant as a right or privilege
Conciliatory (adj)Tending to overcome the distrust, placate, win over
Concise (adj)Expressing a lot with few words
Cite (v)To quote; summon officially; recall
Cleave (v)To adhere closely; stick; cling; remain faithful
Coalesce (v)to grow together, form one mass; to cause to unite in one mass
Cliché (n.)Sentence or phase that has lost it's meaning because of over use (adj.) Trite; stereotyped
Colloquial (adj)Using conversation; appropriate for ordinary conversation rather than formal speech; informal
Coercion (n)use of force or intimidation to obtain compliance
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