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- consolidate Word C1 To consolidate means to combine or strengthen things into a more stable, effective whole.
- constituency Word C1 A constituency is the group of people in a particular area who elect a representative, especially to a parliament.
- constituent Word A constituent is a person who is represented by an elected official or a part that makes up a larger whole.
- constitute Word C1 To constitute means to form or make up something as a whole.
- constitution Word C1 A constitution is the set of fundamental principles and laws that determine how a country or organization is governed.
- constitutional Word C1 Constitutional describes something related to a country’s constitution or to the basic principles of its system of gove…
- constraint Word C1 A constraint is a limit or restriction that controls what you can do or how something can be done.
- consultation Word C1 A consultation is a meeting or conversation in which people seek or give expert advice or discuss a decision.
- contemplate Word C1 To contemplate something is to think about it carefully and for a long time.
- contempt Word C1 Contempt is a strong feeling that someone or something is unworthy of respect.
- contend Word C1 To contend means to argue strongly or to claim that something is true.
- contender Word C1 A contender is a person, team, or thing that has a realistic chance of winning a competition or achieving a top positio…
- content Word C1 Content is the information or material contained in something, especially in media such as books, websites, or videos.
- contention Word C1 Contention is a strong disagreement or the act of arguing over something.
- context Word B1 Context is the situation and surrounding information that helps you understand something.
- 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.
- contradictory Word If something is contradictory, it contains statements or ideas that cannot both be true.
- contrary Word C1 Contrary describes something that is opposite to what is expected, desired, or stated.