| A | B |
|---|
| contend con-TEND | to argue or state (something) in a strong or definitive way |
| context CON-text | words used with a certain word/phrase that help explain its meaning or a situation in which something happens |
| continuum con-TIN-u-um | a range or series of things slightly different from each other that exist between two possibilities/ends |
| contradict con-tra-DICT | to deny or disagree with what is being said; to not agree with (something) in a way that suggests that it is false or wrong |
| control con-TROL | to have power over (something); to direct the actions or functions of (something) |
| contend (part of speech) | verb |
| context (part of speech) | noun |
| continuum (part of speech) | noun |
| contradict (part of speech) | verb |
| control (part of speech) | verb |
