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- continually Word C1 Continually means happening repeatedly or very often, sometimes with short breaks.
- contractor Word C1 A contractor is a person or company hired to do specific work, often in construction, under a contract.
- contradiction Word C1 A contradiction is a situation where two statements, ideas, or facts cannot both be true at the same time.
- contrary Word C1 Contrary describes something that is opposite to what is expected, desired, or stated.
- contributor Word C1 A contributor is a person or group that provides something valuable, such as work, ideas, or content, to a shared proje…
- conundrum Word C1 A conundrum is a confusing and difficult problem to solve.
- conversion Word C1 Conversion is the process of changing something into a different form, use, or system.
- convict Word C1 A convict is a person who has been found guilty of a crime and is serving a punishment.
- conviction Word C1 A conviction is a strong belief or the legal judgment that someone is guilty of a crime.
- cooperate Word C1 To cooperate means to work together willingly to achieve a shared goal.
- cooperative Word C1 Willing to work with others and help achieve a shared goal.
- coordinate Word C1 To coordinate means to organize people or activities so they work together effectively.
- coordination Word C1 Coordination is the effective organization of people or actions so they work smoothly together toward a shared goal.
- coordinator Word C1 A coordinator is a person who organizes people, tasks, and schedules so a project runs smoothly.
- cop Word C1 A cop is a police officer.
- copper Word C1 Copper is a reddish-brown metal that conducts heat and electricity very well.
- copyright Word C1 Copyright is the legal protection that gives creators control over how their original work is used and shared.
- correction Word C1 Correction is the act of fixing a mistake or the change made to make something accurate.
- correlate Word C1 To correlate means to show or establish a connection between two things, especially how they vary together.
- correlation Word C1 Correlation is a statistical measure that shows how strongly two variables change together.