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- compromise Word C1 A compromise is an agreement in which each side accepts less than it originally wanted.
- compute Word C1 To compute means to calculate a result using numbers or data, often with the help of a machine.
- conceal Word C1 To conceal something is to hide it so that others cannot see or discover it.
- concede Word C1 To concede means to admit something is true or to give way, often after resisting or debating.
- conceive Word C1 To conceive means to form an idea in your mind, or to become pregnant with a baby.
- conception Word C1 A conception is an idea or understanding of something, or the moment a baby is first formed in the womb.
- concession Word C1 A concession is something you agree to give or accept in order to reach an agreement or reduce conflict.
- condemn Word C1 To condemn is to express strong disapproval of something, often publicly or officially.
- confer Word C1 To confer means to give something such as an honor, power, or title officially.
- confession Word C1 A confession is a statement in which someone admits that they have done something wrong or that they feel guilty about …
- configuration Word C1 A configuration is the particular arrangement of parts or settings in a system.
- confine Word C1 To confine someone or something means to keep them within strict limits or a restricted place.
- confirmation Word C1 Confirmation is the act of verifying that something is true or that arrangements are definite.
- confront Word C1 To confront someone is to face them directly, especially about a problem or disagreement.
- confrontation Word C1 A confrontation is a tense meeting or situation in which people openly disagree or argue.
- congratulate Word C1 To congratulate someone is to tell them you are pleased about their success or good news.
- congregation Word C1 A congregation is a group of people gathered for worship, usually in a church or other place of religion.
- congressional Word C1 Related to a congress or to the work of a national legislature.
- conquer Word C1 To conquer means to defeat an opponent or take control of a place by force or strong effort.
- conscience Word C1 Your conscience is the inner sense that tells you what is right or wrong and makes you feel guilt or relief.