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to, agree to, conform to, acquiesce in, give consent to.
Component, a. Composing, constituting, constituent.
Component, n. Constituent, element, ingredient, component part.
Comport, v. n. Agree, accord, harmonize, tally, correspond, square, fall in, chime in.
Comport with, Suit, fit, agree with, accord with, square with, chime in with, be suitable to.
Compose, v. a.
1. Constitute, form, make, compound, put together, make up.
2. Indite, write, frame, draw up, put or set down in writing, express by writing.
3. Adjust, settle, regulate.
4. Tranquillize, assuage, soothe, appease, pacify, calm, still, quiet, quell.
Composed, a. Calm, quiet, unruffled, undisturbed, unmoved, tranquil, placid, sedate, collected, imperturbable, cool.
Composite, a. Compounded.
Composition, n.
1. Constitution, formation, making.
2. Compound, mixture.
3. Union, conjunction, combination.
4. Writing, literary work.
5. Compromise, agreement.
Compost, n. Manure, fertilizer, fertilizing mixture.
Composure, n. Quiet, tranquillity, calmness, sedateness, placidity, coolness.
Compotation, n. Jollification, revel, revelling, revelry, SPREE, debauch, bacchanals, saturnalia, wassail, orgies, carouse, carousal, conviviality, drinking bout, merry frolic, jolly time.
Compound, v. a.
1. Mix, mingle, intermix, intermingle, blend, combine, amalgamate.
2. Compromise, settle, adjust.
Compound, v. n. Compromise, agree, come to terms, come to an agreement, make an arrangement.
Compound, a. Complex, composite, compounded.
Compound, n.
1. Mixture, medley, olio, farrago, hodge-podge.
2. [In the East Indies.] Yard (round a building), enclosure.
Comprehend, v. a.
1. Comprise, include, enclose, embrace, contain, embody, take in.
2. Grasp (mentally), understand (fully), apprehend, conceive, imagine, see, discern, perceive, enter into the idea of, catch the idea of.
Comprehension, n.
1. Perception, apprehension, discernment, knowledge.
2. Understanding, intelligence, intellect, mind, reason, mental capacity.
Comprehensive, a. Extensive, wide, broad, large, capacious, full.
Compress, v. a. Condense, press, squeeze, crowd, press together.
Compressibility, n. Condensability
Compressible, a. Condensable.
Compression, n.
1. Condensation, pressing together.
2. Brevity, terseness, succinctness, pithiness.
Comprise, v. a. Comprehend, include, enclose, embrace, contain, embody, take in.
Compromise, n. Agreement, composition, adjustment, settlement.
Compromise, v. a.
1. Adjust, settle, compound.
2. Compromit, bring into danger, put at hazard, put in jeopardy.
3. Engage, pledge, implicate, commit.
Compromise, v. n. Agree, compound, come to an agreement, come to an understanding.
Compromit, v. a. Compromise, bring into danger, put at hazard.
Compulsion, n. Coercion, constraint, application of force.
Compulsory, a. Compelling, constraining, coercive.
Compunction, n. Repentance, remorse, contrition, penitence, sorrow, regret, reproach of conscience, sting of conscience.
Compunctious, a. Repentant, penitent, contrite, remorseful, sorrowful.
Computable, a. Calculable.
Computation, n. Reckoning, calculation, estimate, account.
Compute, v. a. Reckon, calculate, estimate, count, number, rate, cast, cast up, sum up.
Comrade, n. Companion, associate, mate, fellow, compeer, boon companion.
Con, v. a. Study, fix in the mind, commit to memory, learn by heart, con over.
Con amore, [It.] With love, with pleasure, with zest, with inclination, with predilection, with fondness.
Concatenate, v. a. Connect, unite, join, link together.
Concatenation, n. Series, chain, sequence, linking together.
Concave, a. Hollow, rounded.
Concavity, n. Hollow space.
Conceal, v. a.
1. Hide, secrete, cover, screen, bury, cover up.
2. Disguise, dissemble, keep secret.
Concealment, n.
1. Secrecy, keeping secret.
2. Privacy.
3. Retreat, hiding-place.
Concede, v. a.
1. Surrender, yield, give up.
2. Allow, admit, grant.
Conceit, n.
1. Conception, image, notion, thought, fancy, imagination, idea, belief.
2. Whim, vagary, illusion, freak of fancy.
3. Opinion, estimate, estimation, judgment, impression.
4. Vanity, conceitedness, egotism, bumptiousness, self-conceit, self-complacency, self-esteem, self-sufficiency, priggery.
5. Quip, quirk, point, odd thought, odd turn, affected witticism.
Conceited, a. Vain, egotistical, opinionated, opinionative, BUMPTIOUS, self-conceited, self-sufficient.
Conceitedness, n. Vanity, conceit, bumptiousness, self-conceit.
Conceivable, a. Imaginable.
Conceive, v. a.
1. Imagine, devise, think of, form in the mind.
2. Apprehend, suppose, think.
Conceive, v. n.
1. Become pregnant.
2. Think, imagine, have an idea, form a conception.
Conceive of, Have an idea of, form a conception of.
Concentrate, v. a.
1. Condense, bring into a small compass, bring toward a central point.
2. Boil down, reduce by evaporation.
Concentration, n.
1. Condensation, compression into a small compass.
2. Reduction by evaporation.
Concept, n. Universal, IDEA, general abstract notion or conception.
Conception, n.
1. Conceiving.
2. Apprehension, IMAGINATION, the mind's eye.
3. Notion, idea, thought, fancy, conceit, impression.
Concern, v. a.
1. Affect, interest, touch, regard, relate to, belong to, pertain to, bear upon, be of importance to.
2. Trouble, make anxious, make uneasy.
Concern, n.
1. Matter, business, affair, transaction.
2. Importance, interest, moment, consequence, weight.
3. Anxiety, solicitude, care, carefulness.
4. Firm, house, establishment.
Concerning, prep. Respecting, regarding, about, relating to, with relation to, with regard to, with reference to.
Concert, v. a. Contrive, plan, plot, devise, design, concoct.
Concert, n.
1. Agreement, concord, concordance, harmony.
2. Musical entertainment.
Concession, n.
1. Yielding.
2. Grant, boon.
Conchology, n. Malacology.
Concièrge, n. [Fr.] Porter, janitor, door-keeper.
Conciliate, v. a.
1. Propitiate, reconcile, pacify, appease.
2. Win, gain, engage, draw over, win over.
Conciliation, n. Propitiation, pacification, reconciliation, reconcilement, peace.
Conciliatory, a.
1. Reconciling, pacifying, pacific.
2. Winning, persuasive.
Concise, a. Brief, short, laconic, summary, compendious, succinct, terse, pithy, sententious, comprehensive, CURT, pointed, not loose, not verbose, not prolix.
Conclave, n. Secret council.
Conclude, v. a.
1. End, finish, terminate, close, bring to an end.
2. Gather (as a consequence), infer.
3. Determine, judge, decide.
4. (Law.) Stop, bar, hinder, restrain, cut off.
Conclude, v. n.
1. Determine, infer.
2. End, close, come to a conclusion.
Conclusion, n.
1. Deduction, inference.
2. Determination, decision, judgment.
3. Termination, end, completion, upshot, close, finale, issue, event.
Conclusive, a.
1. Decisive, convincing, unanswerable, irrefutable.
2. Final, ultimate, without appeal.
Concoct, v. a. Devise, plan, plot, contrive, design, invent, project, brew, frame, compass, mature, prepare, hatch.
Concomitant, a. Accompanying, concurrent, attendant, attending, conjoined.
Concomitant, n. Attendant, accessory, accompaniment.
Concord, n.
1. Agreement, amity, friendship, peace, unanimity, unity, union, good understanding.
2. Consonance, concordance, harmony, concert.
Concordance, n. Agreement, harmony, CONCORD.
Concordant, a. Agreeing, accordant, harmonious, agreeable.
Concordat, n. Compact, convention, covenant, agreement, bargain, stipulation, treaty.
Concourse, n.
1. Confluence, conflux, flocking together.
2. Meeting, assemblage, assembly, collection, gathering.
Concrete,
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