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GRE Cs

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universal; broad and comprehensive Catholic
something that brings about a change in something else catalyst
biting in wit caustic
someone prejudiced in favor of a group to which he or she belongs Chauvinist
great disorder or confused situation chaos
deception by means of craft or guile chicanery
cautious; aware of potential consequences circumspect
sickly sweet; excessive cloying
to grow together to form a single whole coalesce
strongbox; large chest for money coffer
convincing and well-reasoned cogent
collaboration; complicity; conspiracy collusion
to overlook, pardon, or disregard condone
a person with expert knowledge or discriminating tastes connoisseur
deeply sorrowful and repentant for a wrong contrite
rebellious contumacious
intricate and complicated convoluted
to support with evidence corroborate
lacking courage craven
an intimate group of persons with a similar purpose coterie
to pamper; treat with great care cosset
a secret group seeking to overturn something cabal
harsh, jarring noise cacophony
a lie canard
a false and malicious accusation; misrepresentation Calumny
impartial and honest in speech candid
to punish or criticize harshly castigate
science or art of making maps cartography
changing one's mind quickly and often capricious
too trusting; gullible credulous
steadily increasing in volume or force crescendo
greed; strong desire cupidity
cranky person, usually old Curmudgeon
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