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compel [kəmˈpɛl]
v. To force or oblige someone to do something.
pt. pp. compelt, compelled
v. To force or oblige someone to do something.
pt. pp. compelt, compelled
campesce, compesce,
compesce [ˈkɔmpis]
v. To repress, restrain, subdue.
v. To repress, restrain, subdue.
competeetion, competeition,
competeetion [ˈkɔmpətiʃən]
n. Competition.
n. Competition.
competent,
competent [ˈkɔmpətənt]
adj. Competent.
adj. Competent.
complee, complie, comply,
complee [kəmˈpli]
v. To comply.
pt. pp. complee'd.
v. To comply.
pt. pp. complee'd.
complainer, complaint, compleen, compleener, compleenin, compleent, complein, compleiner, complener, complent,
compleen [kəmˈplin]
also complain [kəmˈplen, MN. kəmˈplɛn]
v. To complain, to be ailing.
pt. pp. compleent, complaint [kəmˈplent, MN. kəmˈplɛnt] n. A complaint.
also complain [kəmˈplen, MN. kəmˈplɛn]
v. To complain, to be ailing.
pt. pp. compleent, complaint [kəmˈplent, MN. kəmˈplɛnt] n. A complaint.
Compounds and phrases etc.
compleener [kəmˈplinər]: A plaintiff, a victim reporting a crime.
compleenin [kəmˈplinɪn]: Complaining, ailing, unwell.
compleenin [kəmˈplinɪn]: Complaining, ailing, unwell.
complete [kəmˈplit]
adj. Having all the necessary or appropriate parts.
v. To ensure something has all the necessary or appropriate parts.
pt. pp. completit
adj. Having all the necessary or appropriate parts.
v. To ensure something has all the necessary or appropriate parts.
pt. pp. completit
Compounds and phrases etc.
completely: Fully, thoroughly.
complaixion, complexion,
complexion [kəmˈplɛkʃən]
n. Complexion.
n. Complexion.
complicate,
complicate [kəmˈpləket]
v. Complicate.
pp. complicate adj. Complicated.
v. Complicate.
pp. complicate adj. Complicated.
complicity,
complicity [kəmˈplɪs[kəmˈpləti]
n. Complicity
n. Complicity