| A | B |
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| connotation | (noun) the suggested meaning of a word; an implication |
| convoke | (verb) to call together |
| convivial | (adj) sociable |
| consensus | (noun) a majority opinion |
| consonant | (noun) any letter that is not a vowel (adj) in harmony or agreement |
| contrition | (noun) remorse for wrong doing |
| consternation | (noun) great fear or shock that leaves one confused |
| contemptuous | (adj) scornful; showing or feeling contempt |
| consummate | (adj) of the highest degree (verb) to raise to the highest degree |
| constituent | (adj) necessary in making up a whole (noun) a necessary part or element; a voter represented by an elected official |
| corollary | (noun) something that follows once something has been proven; a natural consequence |
| corroborate | (verb) to support or strengthen an idea or statement; to confirm |
| credulous | (adj) too ready to believe; gullible |
| culpable | (adj) deserving blame; at fault |
| debacle | (noun) a sudden colapse or overthrow; a rout |
| debility | (noun) an abnormal weakness |
| cumbersome | (adj) clumsy; hard to move |
| crystallize | (verb) to form into crystals; to take on a definite shape |
| credence | (noun) belief; acceptance as valid or true |
| correlate | (verb) to put two things into mutual relation |
