® Commensurate: equal in extent: Your reward will be commensurate with your effort.
® Commodious: spacious and comfortable: After sleeping in small roadside cabins, they found their hotel room commodious.
® Compatible: harmonious, in harmony with: They were compatible neighbours, never quarreling over unimportant matters.
® Compilation: listing of statistical information in tabular or book form: The compilation of data for the report took six months.
® Conciliate: pacify, win over: He tried to conciliate me with a gift.
® Concise: brief and compact: The essay was concise and explicit.
® Concurrent: happening at the same time: Fortunately, the dates of their holidays were concurrent.
® Condescend: bestow courtesies with a superior air: The general condescend to eat with the soldiers.
® Condole: express sympathetic sorrow: His friends gathered to condole with him over his loss.
® Condone: overlook, forgive: We cannot condone your recent criminal cooperation with the gamblers.
® Confiscate: seize, commandeer: The custom officer confiscated the smuggled goods.
® Conformity: harmony, agreement: Every man must live in conformity with his own beliefs.
® Conjecture: surmise, guess: I will end all your conjectures; I admit I am guilty as charged.
® Connivance: pretense of ignorance of something wrong, assistance, permission to offend: The crime was committed with the connivance of his parents.
® Consensus: general agreement: The consensus indicates that we are opposed to entering into this pact.
® Constraint: compulsion, repression of feelings: He agreed to go only under constraints.
® Contaminate: pollute: The river was contaminated with waste.
® Contentious: quarrelsome: We heard loud and contentious noises in the next room.
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