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Page Page COMMUNICATIVE-communicative, free 617 To COMPREHEND—to comprise, comprehend, embrace, COMMUNION—communion, converse. 618 160 COMMUNION— lord's supper, eucharist, communion, sacra- To COMPREHEND-to conceive, understand, comprehend 15 ment 28 COMPREHENSIVE-comprehensive, extensive 161 COMMUNITY-community, society 618 To COMPRISE—to comprise, comprehend, embrace, conTo COMMUTE-to exchange, barter, truck, commute ..., 395 tain, include . 160 COMPACT-agreement, contract, covenant, compact, bar- COMPULSION- constraint, compulsion 227 gain 127 COMPUNCTION—repentance, penitence, contrition, comCOMPACT-close, compact.... 322 34 COMPANION—accompaniment, companion, concomitant .. 626 To COMPUTE-to calculate, compute, reckon, count, COMPANION— associate, companion 619 538 COMPANY—assembly, company, meeting, congregation, To COMPUTE-to estimate, compute, rate 537 parliament, diet, congress, convention, To CONCEAL—to conceal, dissemble, disguise . 665 synod, convocation, council 623 To CONCEAL—to conceal, hide, secrete 664 COMPANY—association, society, company, partnership.... 619 CONCEALMENT-concealment, secrecy. 665 COMPANY-band, company, crew, gang 625 To CONCEDE—to give up, deliver, surrender, yield, cede, COMPANY—society, company 619 259 COMPANY—troop, company 626 ConceiT-conceit, fancy 51 COMPARISON—comparison, contrast... 103 Concert-pride, vanity, conceit 52 COMPARISON-simile, similitude, comparison 683 CONCEITED-opiniated, opiniative, conceited, egoistical.. 52 COMPASSION—pity, compassion.... 428 To ConceiVE-to conceive, apprehend, suppose, imagine 14 COMPASSION-sympathy, compassion, commiseration, con- To CONCEIVE-to conceive, understand, comprehend. ... 15 dolence 427 CONCEPTION—conception, notion..... 15 COMPATIBLE--compatible, consistent 130 CONCEPTION-perception, idea, conception, notion .. 16 To Coupel—to compel, force, oblige, necessitate 225 CONCERN-affair, business, concern.. 391 COMPENSATION-compensation, satisfaction, amends, re- CONCERN—to affect, concern 391 muneration, recompense, requital 546 CONCERN—care, concern, regard. 527 COMPETENT—competent, fitted, qualified 132 CONCERN-interest, concern.... 391 COMPETITION—competition, emulation, rivalry. 97 To CONCERT—to concert, contrive, manage 685 To COMPLAIN—to complain, lament, regret 503 | To CONCILIATE-to conciliate, reconcile.. 129 To COMPLAIN—to complain, murmur, repine.. 504 Concise-short, brief, concise, summary, succinct 323 COMPLAINT-complaint, accusation .. 70 To CONCLUDE—to close, finish, conclude 324 COMPLAISANCE—complaisance, deference, condescension, 198 To CONCLUDE UPON—to decide, determine, conclude COMPLAISANT-civil, obliging, complaisant.. 196 upon.. 231 COMPLAISANT-courteous, complaisant, courtly 196 CONCLUSION-conclusion, inference, deduction 20 COMPLETE—complete, perfect, finished 325 CONCLUSIVE—conclusive, decisive, convincing 234 COMPLETE-whole, entire, complete, total, integral .... 326 CONCLUSIVE_final, conclusive.... 233 To CoMPLETE—to complete, finish, terminate 325 CONCOMITANT-accompaniment, companion, concomitant 626 COMPLETION—consummation, completion 325 CONCORD-concord, harmony .. 132 COMPLEX-compound, complex 225 To CONCUR—to agree, coincide, concur 127 COMPLEXITY CONCURRENCE- - assent, consent, approbation, concurrence 133 COMPLICATION CONCUSSION-shock, concussion 351 COMPLIANT-compliant, yielding, submissive... 126 To CONDEMN—to blame, reprove, reproach, upbraid, cen. To COMPLIMENT—to adulate, flatter, compliment. 674 sure, condemn... 66 To COMPLY—to comply, conform, yield, submit..... 126 To CONDEMN—10 reprobate, condemn.... 65 To COMPLY—to accede, consent, comply, acquiesce, To CONDEMN—to sentence, condemn, doom 153 agree 127 CONDESCENSION—complaisance, deference, condescension, 198 To COMPOSE—to compose, settle ... 238 Condition-article, condition, term 396 To COMPOSE—to compound, compose 225 CONDITION_condition, station. 315 To COMPOSE—to form, compose, constitute. 335 CONDITION-situation, condition, state, predicament, COMPOSED-composed, sedate 238 314 COMPOSED-calm, composed, collected .. 435 CONDOLENCE-sympathy, compassion, commiseration, conCOMPOUND-compound, complex.... 225 427 To COMPOUND—to compound, compose 225 To CONDUCE-to conduce, contribute 151 } complexity, complication, intricacy.... 224 с Page Page CONDUCT-behaviour, conduct, carriage, deportment, de- To CONSECRATE-to dedicate, devote, consecrate, hallow, 27 meanour... 186 To CONSENT—to consent, permit, allow ..... 134 To CONDUCT—to conduct, guide, lead... 185 | To CONSENT—to accede, consent, comply, acquiesce, To CONDUCT—to conduct, manage, direct 185 127 CONFEDERACY-alliance, league, confederacy.. 625 CONSENT—assent, consent, approbation, concurrence .... 133 ConfedERATE-ally, confederate, accomplice.. 624 CONSEQUENCE-effect, consequence, result, issue, event.. 330 To CONFER—to confer, bestow 150 CONSEQUENCE-signification, avail, importance, conseCONFERENCE—conversation, dialogue, conference, col quence, weight, moment 573 loquy 578 CONSEQUENCE-event, issue, consequence 330 To Confess—to acknowledge, own, confess, avow...... 551 CONSEQUENT -subsequent, consequent, posterior 304 To CONFIDE—to confide, trust... 511 CONSEQUENTLY-naturally, in course, of course, conseCONFIDENCE-—assurance, confidence 512 302 CONFIDENCE-hope, expectation, trust, confidence. ... ..... 510 CONSEQUENTLY—therefore, consequently, accordingly 306 CONFIDENT--confident, dogmatical, positive 511 | To CONSIDER— to consider, reflect 18 To CONFINE-to bound, limit, confine, circumscribe, To CONSIDER—to consider, regard 18 restrict 162 CONSIDERATE—thoughtful, considerate, deliberate. 526 CONFINED-- contracted, confined, narrow 165 CONSIDERATION—consideration, reason 18 CONFINEMENT-confinement, imprisonment, captivity 166 To CONSIGN—to consign, commit, entrust 513 To CONFIRM—to confirm, corroborate.. 234 CONSISTENT-compatible, consistent 130 To CONFIRM—to confirm, establish .. 235 CONSISTENT—consonant, accordant, consistent 129 CONFLICT-conflict, combat, contest 113 To CONSOLE—to console, solace, comfort. ... 426 To CONFORM—to comply, conform, yield, submit 126 CONSONANT-consonant, accordant, consistent.. 129 CONFORMABLE-conforniable, agreeable, suitable 130 CONSPICUOUS— distinguished, conspicuous, noted, eminent, CONFORMATION—form, figure, conformation 334 598 To CONFOUND—to abash, confound, confuse 62 CONSPICUOUS-prominent, conspicuous 599 To CONFOUND—to baffle, defeat, disconcert, confound 115 CONSPIRACY—combination, cabal, plot, conspiracy. 620 To CONFOUND—to confound, confuse . 317 CONSTANCY-constancy, stability, steadiness, firmness 235 To CONFOUND—to mix, mingle, blend, confound 320 CONSTANT-continual, perpetual, constant 293 To CONFRONT-to confront, face.... 113 CONSTANT-durable, constant 294 To CONFUSE—to confound, confuse.. 317 CONSTERNATION-alarm, terror, fright, consternation 352 To CONFUSE—to abash, confound, confuse 62 To CONSTITUTE—to constitute, appoint, depute. 218 CONFUSED-indistinct, confused 320 To CONSTITUTE-to form, compose, constitute 335 CONFUSION-confusion, disorder 317 | CONSTITUTION-frame, temper, temperament, constituTo CONFUTE-to confute, refute, disprove, oppugn 75 tion 472 To CONGRATULATE-to felicitate, congratulate. 482 CONSTITUTION-government, constitution 208 assembly, company, meeting, congre- CONSTRAINT-constraint, compulsion 227 CONGREGATION gation, parliament, diet, congress, CONSTRAINT-constraint, restraint, restriction 228 CONGRESS convention, synod, convocation, coun- CONSTRUCT-to build, erect, construct 635 cil 623 To CONSULT-to consult, deliberate, debate 74 CONJECTURE-conjecture, supposition, surmise 44 To CONSUME—to consume, destroy, waste 644 To CONJECTURE—to guess, conjecture, divine 44 CONSUMMATION—consummation, completion 325 CONJUNCTURE--conjuncture, crisis 159 CONSUMPTION—decay, decline, consumption 443 To CONNECT--to connect, combine, unite 517 CONTACT-contact, touch... 94 CONNECTED_connected, related .... 518 CONTAGION---contagion, infection 94 CONNEXION— intercourse, communication, connexion, CONTAGIOUS--contagious, epidemical, pestilential 95 393 To CONTAIN—to contain, hold. ... 160 To CONQUER—to conquer, vanquish, sub overcome, To CONTAIN--to comprise, comprehend, embrace, contain, surmount 116 160 CONQUEROR-conqueror, victor 97 To CONTAMINATE—to contaminate, defile, pollute, taint, CONSANGUINITY-kindred, relationship, affinity, consan corrupt.. 94 guinity 632 To CONTEMN—to contemn, despise, scorn, disdain.... 54 CONSCIENTIOUS—conscientious, scrupulous.. 35 To CONTEMPLATE-to contemplate, meditate, muse CONSCIOUS-aware, on one's guard, apprized, conscious.. 528 CONTEMPTIBLE 55 TO BE CONSCIOUS—to feel, be sensible, conscious 455 CONTEMPTUOUS commerce 17 } contemptible, contemptuous Page Page 97 579 To CONTEND—to contend, contest, dispute.. 98 CONVERT—-convert, proselyte .. 32 CONTENTION—contention, strife ... 99 To CONVEY-to bear, carry, convey, transport. 388 CONTENTION—dissension, contention, discord, strife 100 To CONVICT-to convict, detect, discover. .. 556 CONTENTMENT-contentment, satisfaction... 466 Convict—criminal, culprit, malefactor, felon, convict. .. 86 CONTEST-conflict, combat, contest 113 CONVICTION—conviction, persuasion. .. 21 TO CONTEST—to contend, contest, dispute .. 98 CONVINCING—conclusive, decisive, convincing. 234 CONTIGUOUS-adjacent, adjoining, contiguous 520 CONVIVIAL-convivial, social, sociable.. 618 CONTINENCE—chastity, continence ... 264 ConvocATION—assembly, company, meeting, congregaCONTINGENCY_accident, contingency, casualty ....... 156 tion, parliament, diet, congress, conCONTINGENT-accidental, incidental, casual, contingent.. 157 vention, synod, convocation, council.. 623 CONTINUAL- continual, perpetual, constant 293 To CONVOKE—to assemble, convene, convoke. 622 CONTINUAL—continual, continued 293 Cool-cool, cold, frigid.. 658 CONTINUANCE Cool—dispassionate, cool.. 81 continuance, continuation, duration 294 CONTINUATION Copious—plentiful, plenteous, abundant, copious, ample, 404 CONTINUATION—continuation, continuity 294 COPIOUSLY— largely, copiously, fully 406 To CONTINUE—to continue, remain, stay 290 Copy-copy, model, pattern, specimen.. 681 To CONTINUE—to continue, persevere, persist, pursue, To Copy—to copy, transcribe ... 681 prosecute 291 To Copy– to imitate, copy, counterfeit. 679 CONTINUED-continual, continued 293 COQUET-coquet, jilt. . 673 CONTINUITY-continuation, continuity 294 CORDIAL_hearty, warm, sincere, cordial... 536 CONTRACT—agreement, contract, covenant, compact, bar- CORNER-corner, angle.... 636 gain .. 127 CORPORAL 652 To CONTRACT—to abridge, curtail, contract 165 CORPOREAL CONTRACTED—contracted, confined, narrow 165 CORPOREAL_corporeal, material. . 652 To CONTRADICT—to contradict, oppose, deny.. 72 CORPSE-body, corpse, carcase.. 652 CONTRARY—adverse, contrary, opposite 103 CORPULENT-corpulent, stout, lusty. 652 CONTRAST—comparison, contrast. ... 103 To CORRECT-to amend, correct, reform, rectify, emend, To CONTRIBUTE—to conduce, contribute... 151 200 To CONTRIBUTE-to minister, administer, contribute... 150 CORRECT—correct, accurate... 201 CONTRIBUTION— tax, duty, custom, toll, impost, tribute, CORRECTION—correction, discipline, punishment. 204 contribution,... 151 CORRÉCTNESS-justness, correctness . .... 201 CONTRITION—repentance, penitence, contrition, com- CORRESPONDENT—correspondent, answerable, suitable .. 133 punction, remorse. 34 | To CORROBORATE-to confirm, corroborate, 234 CONTRIVANCE—device, contrivance.. 685 To CORRUPT—to contaminate, defile, pollute, taint, corTo CONTRIVE—to contrive, devise, invent.. 685 94 To CONTRIVE-to concert, contrive, manage. 685 To CORRUPT—to rot, putrefy, corrupt . 643 To CONTROL—to check, curb, control... 230 CORRUPTION—depravity, depravation, corruption 92 To CONTROVERT—to controvert, dispute. 72 Cost-cost, expense, price, charge 543 CONTUMACIOUS—obstinate, contumacious, stubborn, head- Costly-valuable, precious, costly 544 strong, heady.. 212 COTEMPORARY—coeval, cotemporary. 296 CONTUMACY_contumacy, rebellion. 211 COVENANT-agreement, contract, covenant, compact, barCONTUMELY-reproach, contumely, obloquy 65 127 To CONVENE—to assemble, convene, convoke. 622 To COVER to cover, hide. 662 CONVENIENT—commodious, convenient, suitable. 515 COVER—cover, shelter, screen 662 CONVENT-cloister, convent, monastery .... 31 COVERING-tegument, covering 663 CONVENTION-assembly, company, meeting, congrega- To Cover—to desire, long for, hanker after, covet. 138 tion, parliament, diet, congress, conCOVETOUSNESS-covetousness, cupidity, avarice.. 140 vention, synod, convocation, council... 623 COUNCIL-assembly, company, meeting, congregation, CONVERSATION—conversation, dialogue, conference, col parliament, diet, congress, convention, synod, loquy... 578 623 CONVERSE-communion, converse 618 COUNSEL—advice, counsel, instruction. 189 } , } 136 Page Page To Count—to calculate, compute, count, reckon. 538 CULPABLE—culpable, faulty .. 86 To COUNTENANCE—to encourage, countenance, sanction, CULPRIT-criminal, culprit, malefactor, felon, convict.. 86 support.. 360 CULTIVATION—cultivation, tillage, husbandry. 398 COUNTENANCE-face, countenance, visage. 605 CULTIVATION / cultivation, culture, civilization, refineCOUNTERFEIT-spurious, supposititious, counterfeit 679 CULTURE ment. 194 To COUNTERFEIT—to imitate, copy, counterfeit ..... 679 CUNNING-art, cunning, deceit. 667 COUNTRY-land, country.. 633 CUNNING-cunning, crafty, subtle, sly, wily 669 COUNTRYMAN—countryman, peasant, swain, hind, rustic, CUPIDITY-covetousness, cupidity, avarice . 140 clown.. 397 | To CurB—to check, curb, control. 230 COUPLE-couple, brace, pair. 540 To Cure- to cure, heal, remedy... 439 COURAGE-courage, fortitude, resolution.. 110 Cure-cure, remedy .... 440 COURAGE-bravery, courage, valor 109 Curious—curious, inquisitive, prying.. 51 COURSE-course, race, passage.... 307 CURRENT—stream, current, tide... 421 Course—way, road, route or rout, course 308 CURSE—malediction, curse, imprecation, imprecation, execration, COURSE-series, course. .... 307 26 Course—way, manner, method, mode, course, means. 308 CURSORY--cursory, hasty, slight, desultory.. 289 COURTEOUS—affable, courteous. 197 To CURTAIL-to abridge, curtail, contract. 165 COURTEOUS CURVED-bent, curved, crooked, awry. 367 courteous, complaisant, courtly. 196 COURTLY CUSTODY-keeping, custody. 167 To CRACK-to break, burst, crack, split... .: 640 CUSTOM-custom, habit. 377 CRAFTY—cunning, crafty, subtle, sly, wily.. 669 Custom-custom, fashion, manner, practice . 377 To CRAVE - to beg, beseech, solicit, entreat, supplicate, Custom—tax, duty, custom, toll, impost, tribute, contriimplore, crave bution. 151 To CREATE-to cause, occasion, create. 335 Custom-usage, custom, prescription 379 To CREATE-to make, form, produce, create .... 333 CREDIT-credit, favor, influence 183 Daily—daily, diurnal ..... 297 CREDIT-belief, credit, trust, faith... 20 Dainty_dainty, delicacy · 365 Credit-name, reputation, credit 595 DAMAGE—loss, damage, detriment 497 Creed—faith, creed.... 21 DAMAGE—injury, damage, hurt, harm, mischief. 497 Crew-band, company, crew, gang · 625 DAMPNESS-moisture, humidity, dampness. 659 CRIME-crime, vice, sin. 84 DANGER-danger, peril, hazard. .... 155 CRIME—crime, misdemeanor 84 To DARE—to brave, dare, defy, challenge. 108 CRIMINAL—criminal, guilty. 85 DARING—daring, bold ..... 111 CRIMINAL-criminal, culprit, malefactor, felon, convict.. 86 DARK—dark, obscure, dim, mysterious. 608 CRISIS-conjuncture, crisis 159 | DARK-opake, dark .... 609 CRITERION—criterion, standard 234 To DART to shoot, dart.. 351 CRITICISM-animadversion, criticism, stricture... 69 Date_time, period, age, date, era, epocha. 295 To CRITICISE-to censure, animadvert, criticize. 69 To Daub—to smear, daub. .. 658 CROOKED_awkward, cross, untoward, crooked, froward, To DAUNT--to dismay, daunt, appal 353 perverse ... 366 DAYS OF YORE—formerly, in times past, or old times, CROOKED-bent, curved, crooked, awry 367 days of yore, anciently or ancient Cross—awkward, cross, untoward, crooked, froward, times 299 perverse 366 DEAD— lifeless, dead, inanimate .. 426 Cross-captious, cross, peevish, petulant, fretful. 367 Deadly_deadly, mortal, fatal. 449 CROWD-multitude, crowd, throng, swarm. 628 DEAL-deal, quantity, portion.. 617 CRUEL-cruel, inhuman, barbarous, brutal, savage. 452 DEALING—trade, commerce, traffic, dealing. 393 CRUEL-hard-hearted, cruel, unmerciful, merciless ... 451 DEARTH-scarcity, dearth. ... 271 To Crush-to break, bruise, squeeze, pound, crush. 639 DEATH—death, departure, decease, demise.. 448 To CRUSH - to overwhelm, crush . 642 To DEBAR—to deprive, debar, abridge. 645 CRUTCH-staff, stick, crutch. 254 To DEBASE—to abase, humble, degrade, disgrace, debase 61 Cry-noise, cry, outcry, clamor. 592 To DEBATE—to argue, dispute, debate. 73 To CRY to cry, weep.... 593 To DeBATE-consult, deliberate, debate... 74 To Cry—to cry, scream, shriek. 593 To DEBILITATE-to weaken, enfeeble, debilitate, enerTo Cry-to cry, exclaim, call. 593 444 } defender, advocate, pleader.... base .... 24 Page Page 169 168 443 DEFENDER 447 DEFENSIBLE defensible, defensive .. 169 667 To DEFER—to delay, defer, postpone, procrastinate, pro- 670 285 670 DEFERENCE--complaisance, condescension, deference 198 671 Defile-to contaminate, defile, pollute, taint, corrupt.. 94 92 575 575 641 673 108 233 59 233 To DEGRADE—to abase, humble, degrade, disgrace, de- 61 59 120 309 552 Deity-deity, divinity..... 509 554 To Delay—to delay, defer, postpone, procrastinate, pro- 552 285 219 365 365 481 363 82 256 562 To DELIVER—to give up, deliver, surrender, yield, cede, 521 ... 259 20 DELIVERANCE deliverance, delivery 337 | DELIVERY 336 To DeLuDE-to deceive, delude, impose upon 420 671 238 238 demeanor 186 448 87 To Demolish–to demolish, raze, dismantle, destroy 644 41 92 To DEMONSTRATE-to prove, demonstrate, evince, mani- fest 555 47 168 DEMUR-demur, doubt, hesitation, objection. 257 ... 669 |
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