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serious, discreet, prudent, provident, circumspect, judicious, sober, staid.
Consideration, n.
1. Attention, notice, heed, regard, reflection, deliberation, meditation, serious thought, contemplation.
2. Importance, consequence, weight, moment, import, significance.
3. Reason, motive, ground, account, score, sake, cause.
Considering, prep. Taking into account, allowing for, making allowance for.
Consign, v. a.
1. Transfer, alienate, abalienate, demise, devolve, convey, deliver over, make over, hand over.
2. Intrust, commit, give in trust.
Consilience, n. Concurrence, coincidence, conjuncture.
Consistence, n.
1. Consistency, body, degree of density.
2. [Rare.] Durability, permanence.
3. [Rare.] Structure, combination, organization.
Consistency, n.
1. Consistence, degree of density.
2. Uniformity, congruity, compatibility, conformableness, correspondence.
Consistent, a. Compatible, suitable, accordant, conformable, uniform, congruous, harmonious, correspondent.
Consist in, Lie in, be contained in, be comprised in, be constituted by.
Consist of, Be made of, be composed of, be formed of, be made up of.
Consist with, Suit, agree with, be compatible with, be in accordance with, be consistent with.
Consolation, n. Solace, comfort, encouragement, alleviation of sorrow, relief from distress.
Consolatory, a. Consoling, comforting.
Console, v. a. Solace, comfort, cheer, encourage, soothe, relieve from distress.
Consolidate, v. a.
1. Condense, compact, compress, harden, solidify, make solid, make firm.
2. Conjoin, combine, unite into one.
Consolidation, n.
1. Solidification.
2. Union, combination.
Consols, n. pl. Consolidated annuities (of the English Government).
Consonance, n.
1. Concord, accord, harmony.
2. Consistency, congruity, congruence, agreement, unison.
Consonancy,
1. Concord, accord, harmony.
2. Consistency, congruity, congruence, agreement, unison.
Consonant, a.
1. Accordant, according, harmonious, in harmony.
2. Consistent, congruous, compatible.
Consonant, n. Articulation.
Consort, n. Companion (especially a wife or a husband or one vessel of a fleet), partner, associate.
Consort with, Associate with, keep company with.
Conspectus, n. [L.] Outline, epitome, abstract, summary, compend, compendium, synopsis, syllabus, digest, brief, breviary, general view.
Conspicuous, a.
1. Visible, discernible, perceptible, apparent, conspicuous, clear, in plain sight.
2. Eminent, pre-eminent, prominent, distinguished, remarkable, noted, celebrated, marked, famed, famous, illustrious.
Conspiracy, n. Plot, combination, cabal, complot, intrigue, machination.
Conspire, v. n.
1. Co-operate, conduce, tend, concur.
2. Combine (for some evil design), plot, confederate, intrigue, cabal.
Conspire, v. a. Plot, contrive, devise, project, compass.
Constancy, n.
1. Stability, immutability, unchangeableness, permanence.
2. Uniformity, regularity.
3. Inflexibility, steadiness, steadfastness, firmness, resolution, determination, decision, tenacity of purpose.
Constant, a.
1. Stable, fixed, immutable, unvaried, invariable, continual, unchanging, permanent, perpetual.
2. Uniform, regular, stated, certain.
3. Resolute, firm, steady, steadfast, stanch, determined, unshaken, unwavering.
4. Persevering, assiduous, unremitting.
5. Faithful, true, trusty.
Constellation, n.
1. Group of stars.
2. Collection, assemblage, cluster.
Consternation, n. Alarm, amazement, terror, fright, dismay, panic, sudden fear.
Constipate, v. a. Make costive.
Constipated, a. Costive.
Constipation, n. Costiveness.
Constinent, a. Forming, composing, constituting, component.
Constituent, n.
1. Component, element, principle, ingredient, component part.
2. Elector, voter.
Constitute, v. a.
1. Form, compose, make, make up, enter into the composition of.
2. Appoint, depute, empower.
Constitution, n.
1. Formation, organization.
2. Quality, character, temper, temperament, spirit, humor, peculiarity, characteristic.
3. Charter of government, fundamental law, organic law.
Constitutional, a.
1. Natural, inherent, inbred.
2. Legal, lawful, legitimate.
Constrain, v. a.
1. Compel, force, drive, oblige, coerce.
2. Confine, restrain, inthral, hold, curb, put under restraint, keep down, keep under.
Constraint, n.
1. Compulsion, force, necessity, obligation, coercion.
2. Confinement, restraint, imprisonment, incarceration, inthralment, durance, duress, captivity.
Constrict, v. a. Cramp, contract, compress.
Constriction, n. Contraction, compression.
Construct, v. a.
1. Fabricate, build, erect, raise, set up, put together.
2. Organize, institute, arrange, make, form, frame.
Constructor, n. Builder.
Construction, n.
1. Fabrication, erection, building.
2. Structure, formation, conformation, configuration, form, figure, shape, mode of constructing.
3. Interpretation, explanation, version, rendering.
Construe, v. a. Interpret, explain, expound, translate, render, put an interpretation upon.
Constuprate, v. a. Ravish, deflower, violate, debauch, commit rape upon.
Constupration, n. Violation, ravishing, ravishment, defilement, rape.
Consuetudinary, a. [Rare.] Usual, common, wonted, customary, accustomed, conventional.
Consulate, n. Consulship.
Consulship, n. Consulate.
Consult, v. n. Confer, seek counsel, take counsel, deliberate in common.
Consult, v. a.
1. Ask advice of, seek information from.
2. Consider, regard, care for, have reference to, have regard to, take into account.
Consultation, n.
1. Conference.
2. Counsel, meeting for deliberation.
Consume, v. a. Destroy, waste, spend, expend, exhaust, devour, lavish, squander, dissipate, use up.
Consummate, v. a. Complete, finish, perfect, accomplish, compass, effect, perform, achieve, execute, do, carry out, bring about, work out.
Consummate, a. Complete, perfect, finished.
Consummation, n. Completion, termination, finishing, close, accomplishment, fulfilment, achievement, realization, last stroke, finishing stroke, last finish, final touch, crowning touch.
Consumption, n.
1. Extinction, destruction, waste, expenditure.
2. Phthisis, marasmus, atrophy, decline, tabes, gradual wasting, progressive emaciation.
Contact, n. Touch, juxtaposition, junction, contiguity, close union.
Contagion, n.
1. Infection.
2. Contamination, taint.
Contagious, a.
1. Infectious, catching.
2. Pestilential, pestiferous, poisonous, deadly.
Contain, v. a.
1. Comprehend, comprise, embrace, include, embody.
2. Hold, have capacity for.
3. Restrain, keep in check.
Contain, v. n. Be continent, live in continence.
Contaminate, v. a. Defile, pollute, corrupt, taint, infect, poison, vitiate, sully, tarnish, soil, stain.
Contamination, n. Pollution, defilement, taint, stain, infection, impurity, foulness, uncleanness, abomination.
Contemn, v. a. Despise, disdain, scorn, scout, spurn, slight, hold in contempt, look down upon, turn a cold shoulder upon, turn up one's nose at, snap one's fingers at, laugh to scorn, point the finger of scorn at.
Contemplate, v. a.
1. Study, ponder, meditate on, dwell on, think about, reflect upon, consider or view attentively, revolve in the mind.
2. Intend, purpose, design, have in view, have in contemplation, look forward to.
Contemplation, n.
1. Reflection, meditation, cogitation, lucubration, deliberation, study, thought, speculation, pondering.
2. View, prospect, prospective.
Contemplative, a. Thoughtful, studious, given to contemplation.
Contemporaneous, a. Contemporary.
Contemporary, a. Contemporaneous.
Contempt, n.
1. Disdain, scorn, mockery, derision, contumely, disregard, slight, mean opinion.
2. Shame, disgrace.
Contemptible, a. Despicable, vile, low, mean, base, pitiful, abject, worthless, paltry, sorry, pitiful.
Contemptuous,
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