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compliment,
compliment [kəmˈplɪmɛnt]
n. A compliment. A present, gift.
v. To compliment.
n. A compliment. A present, gift.
v. To compliment.
comploiter, complooter, comploother, complouter, complouther, compluther,
compluther [kɔmˈplʌθər, -ˈpluθər, -ˈplʌuθər]
also complouter [-ˈplʌutər] comploiter [-ˈplɔɪtər]
n. A mixture. A conversation.
v. To agree, coincide, fit in. To mix or associate with.
also complouter [-ˈplʌutər] comploiter [-ˈplɔɪtər]
n. A mixture. A conversation.
v. To agree, coincide, fit in. To mix or associate with.
compone, compone$t, componed, componit,
compone [kɔmˈpon]
v. To compose a speech or writing. To calm oneself, come to an agreement To compound or settle a payment.
pt. pp. compone't, componed
v. To compose a speech or writing. To calm oneself, come to an agreement To compound or settle a payment.
pt. pp. compone't, componed
composeetion, composeition,
composeetion [kəmˈposiʃən]
n. Composition.
n. Composition.
compositor,
compositor [kəmˈpɔzɪtər]
n. An arbitrator.
n. An arbitrator.
comprehend, comprehendit, comprhendan,
comprehend [kəmˈprəhɛn(d)]
v. To include, to grasp with the mind, to understand, to get or lay hold of, to seize, apprehend.
pt. pp. comprehendit
v. To include, to grasp with the mind, to understand, to get or lay hold of, to seize, apprehend.
pt. pp. comprehendit
Compounds and phrases etc.
comprehension: Inclusion. The ability to undestand.
comprise,
comprise [kəmˈpraɪz]
v. To value, appraise.
v. To value, appraise.
compromise,
compromise [kəmˈpromaez]
n. v. Compromise.
n. v. Compromise.
compt, compt,
compt [kɔmt]
n. An account.
v. To count, consider.
n. An account.
v. To count, consider.
compulsitor,
compulse [kəmˈpʌls]
v. To compel, to force.
v. To compel, to force.
Compounds and phrases etc.
compulsion [kəmˈpʌlʃən]: The action or state of forcing or being forced to do something. Constraint.
compulsitor [kəmˈpʌlzɪtər]: leg. A compulsory instrument or act, anything which compels.
compulsitor [kəmˈpʌlzɪtər]: leg. A compulsory instrument or act, anything which compels.