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concealment, concealmint, concealt, consale, conseal, conseil,
conceal [kɔnˈsil, kɔnˈsel]
v. To conceal.
pt. pp. concealt, concealed
Compounds and phrases etc.
v. To conceal.
pt. pp. concealt, concealed
Compounds and phrases etc.
Concealment: Concealment.
concait, concaited, concaitie, concaity, conceit, conceitie, conceitit, conceity, consaet, consait, consaitie, consaity, consate, consatie, consaty,
conceit [kɔnˈsit, kɔnˈset]
n. Conceit. Personal opinion of oneself. Esteem, high regard. An idea, opinion. A quaint or dainty person or animal.
pt. pp. conceitit
n. Conceit. Personal opinion of oneself. Esteem, high regard. An idea, opinion. A quaint or dainty person or animal.
pt. pp. conceitit
conceity [kɔnˈsiti, kɔnˈsetɪ]
adj. Conceited, vain, proud, witty, apt, neat, tidy, dainty.
adj. Conceited, vain, proud, witty, apt, neat, tidy, dainty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tak a conceit in: To take an interest in.
conceif, conceive, consaif, consaive, consave,
conceive [kənˈsiːv, kənˈseːv]
v. To form or devise (a plan or idea) in the mind.
v. To form or devise (a plan or idea) in the mind.
concentrate,
concentrate [kɔnˈsɛntret]
v. To concentrate.
v. To concentrate.
concairn, concairned, concairnt, concarn, concern, concerned, concernit, concernt, consairn, consairnt, consarn, consarned,
concern [kɔnˈsɛrn]
n. Concern.
v. To concern
pt. pp. concernt, concerned
n. Concern.
v. To concern
pt. pp. concernt, concerned
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.