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overcoming distrust or hostility
"Conciliatory remedies for overcoming his distrust must be installed." |
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accompanying something
"The concomitant affect of your actions accompany more than just your intentions." |
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to pardon or forgive; overlook, justify, or excuse a fault
"Parents often condone their children, knowing that they make mistakes." |
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tube, pipe or similar passage
"The conduit was metal and rusted because of the constant running water." |
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something sweet to eat
"The child is always looking for a confection to eat, regardless of what time it is." |
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big, destructive fire
"The conflagration burnt the entire mountainside." |
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meeting place; meeting of two streams
"The confluence of the two rivers mixed both types of fish." |
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to baffle, perplex
"He would often confound his listeners with his perplexing statements." |
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to become thick or solid, as a liquid freezing
"The liquid will soon congeal in the freezer." |
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similar in tastes or habits
"After they established that their favorite movies are the same, they learned that they had congenial interests." |
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existing since birth
"This congenital birthmark is his distinctive trait." |
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correspondence, harmony, agreement
"The congruity they formed was harmonious and healthy." |
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pertaining to marriage
"The conjugal document proves the valadity of their marrage." |
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to comspire, scheme
"The politicans met privately to connive how to help each other" |
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of the same origin; related by blood
"The consanguineous strangers did not know that they were actually from the same family." |
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to declare sacred; dedicate to a goal
"The priest consecrated the holy artifacts." |
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unanimity, agreement of opinion or attitude
"They were united under the consensus." |
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important
"The consequential outcome is that he will hurt another person." |
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to commit, entrust
"He has consigned himself to study." |
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consistent with, in agreement with
"The consonant admirers were all in agreement over the beauty of his work." |
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