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Week 4 vocab

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conciliate win over, overcome distrust
concise brief and clear
conclave private meeting
concur agree
condescend talk down to
condign well deserved
condiment seasoning
condolence sympathy
condone excuse by overlooking
conducive contributing to a result
congenital existent at birth
conglomeration mass of various elements
conjecture guess
connive plot to do something bad
connoisseur expert
consecrate make holy
conspicuous easily seen, obvious
constellation assemblage of stars
construe interpret; explain
consummate perfect adj. ; to complete v.
contemporary modern
contentious quarrelsome
contiguity noun, closeness proximity
contrite showing remorse
conventional adhering to standards, customary
convivial adj, joyous, sociable
copious plentiful, abundant
corroborate confirm
coruscate sparkle, gleam
coterie clique, group of people
covert hidden
covetous greedy, desirous
crass rude
craven cowardly
credence belief as to the truth of something
credulous believing accepting as truth, gullible
cryptic ambiguous, short, obscure
culinary pertaining to the kitchen
culmination highest point
culpable guilty
cumbrous burdensome, cumbersome
cupidity greed, avarice
cursory hasty, superficial
curtail cut short
cynical contempt for the norm, distrustful
cynosure center of attention, something that attracts others by brilliance
daunt dismay, lessen courage of
dearth scarcity
debacle collapse, disaster
decorum proper behavior
decrepit worn out, old, feeble
defection when a person deserts a state or religion
deference respect;honor
defunct dead, no longer in use
delectable pleasant, delicious, enjoyable, food
delete cancel remove
deleterious harmful
delineate sketch, outline
deluge flood
demagogue leader who appeals to popular prejudice
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