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Consist of; be made up of ex.: The country comprises twenty states. Comprise : verb |
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Calculate or reckon ex.: We can compute the exact increase. Compute : verb Computable : adj |
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Form or devise in the mind ex.: The dam project was originally conceived in 1977. Conceive : verb |
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Focus one’s attention or mental effort on a particular object or activity ex.: She couldn’t concentrate on the movie. Concentrate : verb |
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An abstract idea ex.: Structuralism is a difficult concept. Concept : noun |
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Bring (something) to an end ex.: They conclude their study with these words. Conclude : verb |
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Existing, happening, or done at the same time ex.: There are three concurrent art fairs around the city. Concurrent : adj Concurrently : adv |
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Organize and carry out ex.: In the second trial he conducted his own defense. Conduct : verb |
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Grant or bestow ex.: Moves were made to confer an honorary degree on her. Confer : verb Conferment : noun |
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Keep or restrict someone or something with certain limits of ex.: He does not confine his messages to politics. Confine : verb Confinement : noun |
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Establish the truth or correctness of ex.: If these fears are confirmed, the outlook for the economy will be dire. Confirm : verb Confirmative : adj |
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A serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one ex.: Doctors often comes into conflict with politicians. Conflict : noun conflictual : adj |
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Comply with rules, standards, or laws ex.: The kitchen does not conform to hygiene regulations. Conform : verb |
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Permission for something to happen or agreement to do something ex.: No change may be made without the consent of all the partners. Consent : noun |
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Following as a result or effect ex.: Labor shortages would be created with a consequent increases in wages. Consequent : adj |
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Notably in large size, amount, or extent ex.: A position of considerable influence. Considerable : adj Considerably : adv |
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Be composed or made up of ex.: The exhibition consists of 180 drawings. Consist : verb |
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Occurring continuously over a period of time ex.: The pain is constant. Constant : adj Constantly : adv |
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Be a part of a whole ex.: Single parents constitute a great proportion of the poor. Constitute : verb |
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Severely restrict the scope, extent, or activity of ex.: Agricultural development is considerably constrained by climate. Constrain : verb Constrainedly : adv |
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Build or erect ex.: A company that constructs oil rigs. Construct : verb Constructor : noun |
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Seek information or advice from ex.: You should consult a financial advisor. Consult : verb Consultative : adj |
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Eat, drink, or ingest EX.: People consume a good deal of sugar in drinks. Consume : verb Consumingly : adv |
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state of touching or communication ex.: Our troops are in contact with the enemy. Contact ( noun ) Contact ( verb ) |
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