cliche (accent over e)

a worn-out ide or over-used expression

to compel by force; to force a person to do something against his or her will

to work with another toward a goal

attractive or handsome; pleasing to the sight

pleased with oneself or ones deeds

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English Vocab lesson 5

Word	Definition
Circumspect	careful, watchful; attentive to all points
circumvent	to get around; to beat or defeat by trickery; to prevent an occurrence
clandestine	secret
clemet	merciful, lenient
cliche (accent over e)	a worn-out ide or over-used expression
coerce	to compel by force; to force a person to do something against his or her will
collaborate	to work with another toward a goal
comely	attractive or handsome; pleasing to the sight
complacent	pleased with oneself or ones deeds
concur	to be of the same opinion