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coancert, concairt, concert, consairt,
concert [kɔnˈsɛrt]
n. Concert.
v. To concert.
pt. pp. concertit
n. Concert.
v. To concert.
pt. pp. concertit
conciliat,
conciliat [kənˈsɪlɪət]
v. To reconcile, make compatible.
v. To reconcile, make compatible.
conclude [kənˈklud]
v. To bring to a close or end, to finish.
v. To bring to a close or end, to finish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
conclusion: An end, finish, or close.
concordit,
concord [ˈkɔŋkoːrd]
n. Agreement or harmony.
v. To agree. To come to an agreement or accord.
pt. pp. concordit
n. Agreement or harmony.
v. To agree. To come to an agreement or accord.
pt. pp. concordit
concubine [ˈkɔŋk(j)ubin]
n. A mistress.
n. A mistress.
concur [kənˈkər]
v. To happen or occur at the same time. To coincide. To agree.
v. To happen or occur at the same time. To coincide. To agree.
condeeshun, condeetion, condeetional, condeition, cundeetion, uncondeetional, uncondeetionally,
condeetion [kɔnˈdiʃən]
n. Condition.
n. Condition.
Compounds and phrases etc.
condeetional: Conditional, conditionally.
uncondeetional: Unconditional, unconditionally.
uncondeetional: Unconditional, unconditionally.
condinglie, condingly,
condingly [kənˈdɪŋle]
adv. Condignly, deservedly, suitably, agreeably, lovingly.
adv. Condignly, deservedly, suitably, agreeably, lovingly.
conduc, conduck, conduct, conduk,
conduct [kɔnˈdʌkt]
n. Conduct, a conduit, a channel for water, a safe conduct.
v. To conduct.
n. Conduct, a conduit, a channel for water, a safe conduct.
v. To conduct.
Compounds and phrases etc.
conductor: Aleader.
confab, confabble, confable,
confab [kənˈfab]
v. To talk.
v. To talk.
confabble [kɔnˈfabl]
n. A confabulation, talk.
v. To confabulate.
n. A confabulation, talk.
v. To confabulate.