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conversable.
Communion, n.
1. Participation, fellowship, converse, intercourse.
2. Eucharist, Sacrament, Lord's Supper.
Communism, n. Socialism, Fourierism, Phalansterism, Humanitarianism, Saint Simonianism.
Community, n.
1. Common or joint possession.
2. [With The prefixed.] Commonwealth, people, public, society, body politic.
3. Association, brotherhood, college.
Commutation, n.
1. Exchange.
2. (Law.) Substitution (of a less for a greater punishment).
Commute, v. a.
1. Exchange.
2. Substitute.
Compact, n. Agreement, contract, covenant, stipulation, bargain, treaty, concordat, convention, pact, arrangement.
Compact, v. a. Consolidate, condense, compress, join closely, press together.
Compact, a.
1. Close, dense, solid, firm, compressed, pressed together, closely put together, of firm texture.
2. Pithy, terse, concise, laconic, sententious, short, brief, compendious, succinct, pointed, full of meaning, not loose, not verbose, not prolix.
Companion, n.
1. Comrade, associate, mate, fellow, CONSORT, compeer, boon companion.
2. Partner, partaker, participator, participant, sharer.
Companionship, n. Fellowship, association, company, society.
Company, n.
1. Assemblage, assembly, body, gathering, group, circle, troop, crew, gang, set, concourse, congregation.
2. Party, meeting of friends, social meeting.
3. Visitor, visitors, guests.
4. Fellowship, companionship, society.
5. Corporation, association, partnership, copartnership, firm, house, joint concern.
Comparable, a. To be compared.
Comparative, a.
1. Comparing, able to compare.
2. Judged by comparison, not positive, not absolute.
Comparatively, ad. By comparison, not positively.
Compare, v. a.
1. Collate (followed by with), bring into comparison, estimate relatively.
2. Liken (followed by to) show the resemblance of.
Compare, v. n. Bear a comparison, admit of comparison.
Compare, n. [Poetical.] Comparison.
Comparison, n.
1. Collation, COMPARE, relative estimate, comparative estimate.
2. Simile, similitude.
Compartment, n. Division, section, separate part.
Compass, v. a.
1. Encompass, environ, surround, encircle, enclose, engird, compass about.
2. Besiege, invest, beset, hem in, hedge in, wall in, lay siege to.
3. Attain, obtain, procure, accomplish, effect, perform, achieve, consummate, realize, carry, bring about, bring to pass.
4. (Law.) Meditate, contrive, plot, purpose, intend, devise.
Compass, n.
1. Stretch, reach, extent, range.
2. Circuit, round, circular course.
Compassable, a. Attainable, to be attained.
Compasses, n. pl. Dividers.
Compassion, n. Pity, commiseration, sympathy, tenderness, kindness, kindliness, clemency, fellow-feeling, bowels of compassion, melting mood.
Compassionate, a. Tender, sympathetic, merciful, benignant, gracious, clement, kind, inclined to pity, full of compassion.
Compassionate, v. a. Pity, commiserate.
Compatible with, Consistent with, consonant with, congruous with, accordant with, agreeable to, suitable to, in keeping with, reconcilable with, in harmony with.
Compatriot, n. Fellow-countryman.
Compeer, n. Companion, mate, equal, peer, associate, fellow, comrade.
Compel, v. a. Force, oblige, constrain, coerce, drive, necessitate.
Compellation, n. Style of address, ceremonious title, formal appellation.
Compend, n. Abridgment, compendium, conspectus, summary, abstract, epitome, digest, synopsis, syllabus, breviary, brief, sum and substance.
Compendious, a. Brief, concise, short, abridged, summary, succinct, comprehensive.
Compendium, n. Abridgment, COMPEND.
Compensate, v. a.
1. Counterbalance, counterpoise, countervail, make up for.
2. Recompense, remunerate, reward.
3. Requite, indemnify, reimburse, make amends to.
Compensate, v. n. Atone, make compensation, make amends.
Compensation, n.
1. Recompense, remuneration, reward.
2. Requital, satisfaction, indemnity, indemnification, reparation, amends.
Compete, v. n. Contend, strive, struggle, cope, enter the lists, be rivals.
Competence, n.
1. Ability, ableness, capableness, capacity, qualification, suitableness, fitness.
2. Sufficiency, adequateness, adequacy, enough.
Competency, n.
1. Ability, ableness, capableness, capacity, qualification, suitableness, fitness.
2. Sufficiency, adequateness, adequacy, enough.
Competent, a.
1. Able, capable, qualified, endowed.
2. Adequate, adapted, convenient, sufficient, suitable, fit.
3. Incident, belonging.
Competition, n. Rivalry, RIVALSHIP, emulation, contest (for the same object).
Competitive, a. Competing, prompted by emulation.
Competitor, n. Rival, antagonist, opponent, rival candidate.
Compilation, n.
1. Book-making.
2. Selection (of literary matter), book of selections.
Compile, v. a. Write (by selecting from other works), prepare, compose, get up.
Complacence, n.
1. Satisfaction, gratification, pleasure, content, contentment.
2. Civility, courtesy, politeness, complaisance.
Complacency, n.
1. Satisfaction, gratification, pleasure, content, contentment.
2. Civility, courtesy, politeness, complaisance.
Complacent, a.
1. Pleased, satisfied, gratified, contented.
2. Civil, polite, courteous, affable, easy, obliging, urbane, COMPLAISANT, gracious.
Complain, v. n. Murmur, lament, bewail, grumble, croak, find fault.
Complain of, v. a.
1. Express a feeling or sensation of.
2. Inform against, make charges against.
Complainant, n. Plaintiff.
Complainer, n. Murmurer, censurer, grumbler, croaker, fault-finder.
Complaining, a. Querulous, murmuring, querimonious, fault-finding.
Complaint, n.
1. Murmur, lamention, plaint, lament, wail.
2. Malady, disease, ailment, ail, illness, indisposition, disorder, distemper, sickness.
3. Accusation, charge, information against.
Complaisance, n. Civility, courtesy, politeness, urbanity, suavity, condescension, complacence, affability, good-breeding.
Complaisant, a. Courteous, polite, affable, civil, obliging, gracious, complacent, debonair, familiar, easy, well-bred.
Complement, n. Full number, full quantity.
Complete, a.
1. Perfect, full, thorough, consummate, clean, not deficient.
2. Total, entire, whole, undivided, unbroken, undiminished, unimpaired, integral.
3. Completed, finished, concluded, consummated, ended.
Complete, v. a.
1. Finish, perfect, consummate, accomplish, achieve, perform, effect, effectuate, execute, terminate, end, conclude, bring to a close, give the finishing touch to, put the finishing hand to, put the seal to.
2. Fulfil, realize, come up to, bring to pass.
Completion, n.
1. Consummation, accomplishment, performance, execution, conclusion, finishing, finishing touch.
2. Fulfilment, realization.
Complex, a.
1. Compounded, compound, composite, not simple.
2. Complicated, complicate, entangled, intricate, involved.
Complexion, n.
1. Color, hue, or tint (of the face).
2. Appearance, aspect, look.
Complexity, n. Intricacy, complication, entanglement.
Compliance, n.
1. Concession, submission, obedience.
2. Acquiescence, assent, consent, agreement, concurrence.
Compliant, a. Yielding, submissive, obedient, obsequious.
Complicate, v. a. Involve, entangle, make complex, make intricate.
Complicate, a. Complex, complicated.
Complicated, a. Involved, entangled, complex, complicate.
Complication, n. Complexity, intricacy, entanglement.
Compliment, n. Praise, commendation, encomium, laudation, flattering remark, good word.
Compliment, v. a. Praise, commend, flatter (by expressions of civility).
Complimentary, a. Commendatory, laudatory, encomiastic.
Complot, n. (Rare.) Conspiracy, machination, intrigue, cabal, plot, combination.
Comply with,
1. Observe, perform, fulfil, discharge, meet, satisfy, complete, adhere to, be faithful to, carry into effect.
2. Yield to, consent to, assent to, accede
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