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Reading Vocab Week 3

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confirm establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts
consequence an unpleasant result
consider to think or deem to be; regard as
consist to be made up or composed
consistent in agreement;compatible
consistently in a systematic or consistent manner
constant continually occuring; specific quantify that is always invariable
constitutes to make up, form, or compose; to be the elements of
consult to seek advice or information of; to refer to
contend to struggle in rivalry, battle
context the parts of a piece of writing that follow a word or passage; a setting
continuum a continuous extent or whole, which no part of which can be distinguished from neighboring parts
contradict to assert or express the opposite of
control to command, direct, or rule
convert to change into another form or substance; transform
convey to take or carry from 1 place to another; transport
copy an imitaion or reproduction of an original
correlate to put or bring into casual or reciprocal relation
correspond to be in agreement, harmony
credible capable of being believed
credit commendation or approval; belief in the truth of something
criteria a standard or rule on which a decision can be based
critique a critical review or discussion
crucial extremely significant or important
cumulative increasing by succesive addition
debate to engage in argument; a discussion involving opposite points
deduce to reach (a conclusion) by reasoning; to infer
defend to make or keep safe from danger or harm
define to state the precise meaning of a word
demand to ask for urgently
depict to represent in a picture or sculpture
derive to obtain or receive from a source; to generate
Created by: LucyFH14
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