concealment,n.secretion,hiding;secrecy, latency,privacy,seclusion,retirement;suppression.conceit,n.idea,conception,fancy;whim,caprice,vagary,freak; priggery,vanity,egotism,self-conceit,inflation, self-glorification,overweening, conceitedness.conceited,a.egotistical, priggish,bombastic,bumptious,vain,overweening,self-conceited.concentrate,v.centralize, focus,consolidate;condense,rectify.concentration,n.centralization,consolidation; condensation.concept,n.conception,notion,idea.conception,n.ideation,imagination;idea,concept,notion, impression.concern,n.business, affair;moment,importance,interest,weight,consequence; solicitude,anxiety, uneasinesscare;firm,house,company,partnership.Antonyms:unconcern, inconsequence.concerned,a.solicitous, worried,anxious,apprehensive, troubled,uneasy.Antonyms:unconcerned,indifferent.concerning,prep.regarding,about, respecting,touching, with reference to.concert,n.accordance, concurrence,harmony; musicale.concise,a.epigrammatic,sententious, succinct, laconic,pithy.Antonyms:diffuse, prolix.conclude,v.decide, determine,resolve;end,close;infer, deduce;effect,arrange.conclusion,n.decision, determination;inference,deduction, corollary, illation;close,end, peroration, finale,completion, dénouement, l'envoy.concoct,v.compound,mix;devise,contrive, invent, excogitate.concrete,a.solidified, consolidated;specific,special,particular.concretion,n.solidification, lapidescence,stone;clot, coagulation.concubine,n.paramour, odalisque;pl.harem, seraglio.condemn,v.denounce,anathematize,curse, execrate,reprobate,doom,ban.Antonyms: exonerate, exculpate,vindicate,absolve,justify,praise.condemnation,n.denunciation,reprobation, execration,ban.condemnatory,a.denunciatory, condemning.condense,v.abridge, epitomize,reduce; compress,concentrate.condescend,v.deign, vouchsafe.condition,n.state,plight,category, predicament,situation, stipulation, provision, proviso, term, prerequisite.conditional,a.contingent,subject, provisory.conduce,v.lead,tend, contribute,redound, subserve,advance.conduct,v.lead,pilot,escort,guide,attend,convoy; administer,manage.conduct,n.guidance,management,leadership, administration,behavior,deportment.confederate,a.confederated, federated, allied, leagued.confederation,n.coalition,federation,league, confederacy,union.confess,v.acknowledge,own,admit, avow; divulge, disclose,reveal.confession,n.acknowledgment, avowal, admission; confiteor; shrift; exomologesis.Associated words: shrive, shrift, confessional, shriven, shriver, shrift,father.confidence,n.reliance,trust,faith,dependence;assurance,certainty.Antonyms: Seedoubt.confidence game.swindle.confident,a.sure,undoubting, sanguine,reliant, undaunted.confine,n.boundary,border, frontier,limit.confine,v.restrain,restrict,limit, circumscribe,pinion,inclose,bound; immure,imprison, incarcerate.confinement,n.restraint,imprisonment, durance, duress, incarceration, immurement, limbo;limitation, circumscription; lying-in,childbirth.confines,n. pl.boundaries, borders, precincts, outskirts, purlieus, marches, frontiers.confirm,v.ratify,verify, corroborate,substantiate.Antonyms: Seeabrogate.confirmation,n.ratification, corroboration,substantiation,verification.conflict,n.clashing, antagonism,encounter,opposition,battle,struggle,strife, skirmish,contest,combat, affray,fray,scrimmage.conflict,v.clash,interfere, collide, becontradictory.conflicting,a.contending,contradictory,contrary,opposing.confound,v.confuse, disconcert,abash,nonplus,bewilder.confounded,a.confused, disconcerted, abashed; (Colloq.)extreme,excessive,odious,detestable.confuse,v.disconcert,perplex,abash,fluster,embarrass,chagrin,pose,nonplus,bewilder, obfuscate, discompose,addle,obscure,confound, derange.confusion,n.disorder,tumult,turmoil, disarray,jumble,chaos; babel, pandemonium,commotion;abashment,chagrin,agitation, disconcertion,mortification, consternationfluster,perturbation,discomposure,flustration, obfuscation,distraction,flurry.confutation,n.disproof,refutation.Confute,v.refute,disprove.congenial,a.kindred,sympathetic; suited,suitable,agreeable,genial.congratulate,v.felicitate, gratulate.Antonyms: commiserate, condole with.congratulation,n.felicitation, gratulation.conjecture,n.surmise,supposition.--v.surmise,guess,speculate.conjuration,n.incantation,enchantment,spell,sorcery, magicart.conjurer,n.sorcerer,magician,wizard, diviner, exorcist, enchanter.connect,v.join,link,couple,attach,unite, affiliate; implicate.connected,a.joined, coupled, linked, affiliated,related,akin, associated.connection,n.union,alliance,relationship,junction, conjunction,affiliation,association, filiation; implication,relative,relation,kinsman;bond,tie,link, coupling vinculum.Antonyms:disconnection,detachment,isolation, incoherence.conquer,v.defeat,overpower,down,vanquish,triumph,overthrow,subdue, subjugate.conqueror,n.subjugator, subduer, vanquisher,victor; conquistador.conquest,n.subjection, subjugation,victory,mastery,triumph,reduction,overthrow,rout.conscience,n.Associated words: casuistry, Erinys,compunction,qualm.conscientious,a.scrupulous,just,upright, high- minded.conscionable,a.reasonable,just.conscious,a.cognizant,aware,sensible, apprised;sentient, percipient,knowing.Antonyms: Seeunconscious.consecrate,v.dedicate, sanctify,hallow.consent,v.agree,accord, concur, accede,yield,assent, acquiesce, comply,permit.Antonyms:dissent,disagree,refuse.consent,n.concurrence, acquiescence,compliance,approval,permission,agreement.consequence,n.result,effect,issue,event,sequence,sequel,outcome,upshot, eventuality; pursuance;importance,moment,weight.Antonym: inconsequence.conservation,n.preservation,maintenance,keeping.conserve,v.save,preserve.consider,v.meditate on,ponder, contemplate, thinkabout;regard,heed.considerate,a.thoughtful, circumspect,heedful, mindfulAntonyms: Seeinconsiderate.consideration,n.deliberation,advisement, contemplation, deference;motive,reason.console,v.comfort,cheer, condole with, solace, sympathize with.consolidate,v.solidify, compress,concrete; unify,merge, incorporate,combine.consolidation,n.unification,union,combination, incorporation.consonant,n.Associated words: spirant, fricative, surd, sibilant.conspicuous,a.salient,noticeable,prominent,manifest.Antonym: inconspicuous.conspiracy,n.plot, complot, machination, cabal,intrigue, collusion.conspirator,n.conspirer,plotter,intriguer, caballer, machinator.conspire,v.plot, complot, cabal, machinate,intrigue, collude.constancy,n.steadfastness,stability, unchangeableness,resolution,loyalty,devotion,fidelity.constant,a.permanent,unchanging;unwavering, unshaken,steadfast,stanch, unswerving,loyal,faithful;continuous, incessant,continual,perpetual, uninterrupted.Antonyms: Seeinconstant.consternation,n.dismay,terror,alarm,panic,distraction.constipated,a.costive,bound.constipation,n.costiveness, stegnosis.constitution,n.structure, physique,temperament.constitutional,a.inborn,innate,organic, inbred,natural, congenital.constrained,a.involuntary,forced,unnatural, embarrassed.constraint,n.compulsion,coercion,force, pressure;restraint,restriction.constrictor,n.sphincter.consultation,n.conference,council,convocation,advisement.consummate,a.perfect,supreme,complete, finished.consummation,n.fulfillment,perfection,realization,attainment.consumption,n.phthisis; consuming.contact,n.touching, tangency, contingency,impact, juxtaposition, osculation, contiguity, apposition, syzygy.contagion,n.virus,infection,contagium.contagious,a.communicable,infectious, pestilential,pestiferous.Antonym: incommunicable.contain,v.comprise, embody,include,comprehend,hold,restrain.container,n.receptacle.contaminate,v.corrupt,pollute,defile, infect,taint,vitiate, sully,debase.contamination,n.corruption,pollution,defilement,vitiation,taint,infection.contemporaneous,a.contemporary, synchionous, synchronal, coexistent.contemporary,a.contemporaneous, coeval.contempt,n.disdain,scorn, contumely,derision,detestation,disgrace,reproach.contemptible,a.despicable,abject.contemptuous,a.disdainful, supercilious,scornful,insolent, flouting, cynical, contumelious,haughty.contend,v.struggle,vie, wrestle,combat, compete;dispute,maintain,argue.content,v.satisfy,appease,gratify.contented,a.content, satisfied.contention,n.controversy, dissension, altercation,quarrel,dispute.contentious,a.disputatious, litigious,quarrelsome; dissentious, polemical.contest,n.rivalry,match, tournament, tourney,competition, emulation;dispute,controversy, dissension,contention.continual,a.ceaseless, incessant,constant, uninterrupted,unremitting.continuance,n.endurance, persistence,constancy,continuation.continuation,n.protraction, prolongation,continuance, perpetuation.continued,a.prolonged, protracted, extended; serial.continuous,a.ceaseless, uninterrupted,unceasing,continual,constant,running.Antonyms:intermittent, occasional,inconstant.contraband,a.prohibited,forbidden,unlawful,illegal.contract,v.reduce,narrow,condense; incur, acquire;covenant,agree; shrivel,shrink; syncopate.contract,n.agreement,compact,covenant,pact, protocol,treaty, concordat,convention, stipulation.contracting,a.astringent, puckering, contractile.contraction,n.astriction, constriction,stricture, syncopation, condensation.contradict,v.gainsay, controvert, impugn,dispute,contravene.contradiction,n.gainsaying,opposition,contrariety, antagonism, paradox,inconsistency.contradictory,a.inconsistent, irreconcilable, paradoxical,opposing, contradicting.contrariety,n.antagonism,repugnance,disagreement,inconsistency,opposition.contrary,a.opposite, adverse,counter, opposed;repugnant, incompatible,contradictory, retroactive,antagonistic,conflicting,abhorrent,inconsistent;perverse,wayward,refractory,headstrong, intractable.contrast,n.comparison;opposition, antithesis, dissimilitude,unlikeness.contravene,v.thwart,oppose, counteract countervail;violate,transgress.contravention,n.thwarting,opposition,counteraction,violation,transgression.contrite,a.penitent,repentant,sorrowful.Antonyms:impenitent, obdurate.contrite person.penitent,repentant.contrition,n.penitence,compunction,remorse, attrition, self-reproach.contrivance,n.contriving, devising;device, expedient,scheme, invention.
concealment,n.secretion,hiding;secrecy, latency,privacy,seclusion,retirement;suppression.
conceit,n.idea,conception,fancy;whim,caprice,vagary,freak; priggery,vanity,egotism,self-conceit,inflation, self-glorification,overweening, conceitedness.
conceited,a.egotistical, priggish,bombastic,bumptious,vain,overweening,self-conceited.
concentrate,v.centralize, focus,consolidate;condense,rectify.
concentration,n.centralization,consolidation; condensation.
concept,n.conception,notion,idea.
conception,n.ideation,imagination;idea,concept,notion, impression.
concern,n.business, affair;moment,importance,interest,weight,consequence; solicitude,anxiety, uneasinesscare;firm,house,company,partnership.Antonyms:unconcern, inconsequence.
concerned,a.solicitous, worried,anxious,apprehensive, troubled,uneasy.Antonyms:unconcerned,indifferent.
concerning,prep.regarding,about, respecting,touching, with reference to.
concert,n.accordance, concurrence,harmony; musicale.
concise,a.epigrammatic,sententious, succinct, laconic,pithy.Antonyms:diffuse, prolix.
conclude,v.decide, determine,resolve;end,close;infer, deduce;effect,arrange.
conclusion,n.decision, determination;inference,deduction, corollary, illation;close,end, peroration, finale,completion, dénouement, l'envoy.
concoct,v.compound,mix;devise,contrive, invent, excogitate.
concrete,a.solidified, consolidated;specific,special,particular.
concretion,n.solidification, lapidescence,stone;clot, coagulation.
concubine,n.paramour, odalisque;pl.harem, seraglio.
condemn,v.denounce,anathematize,curse, execrate,reprobate,doom,ban.Antonyms: exonerate, exculpate,vindicate,absolve,justify,praise.
condemnation,n.denunciation,reprobation, execration,ban.
condemnatory,a.denunciatory, condemning.
condense,v.abridge, epitomize,reduce; compress,concentrate.
condescend,v.deign, vouchsafe.
condition,n.state,plight,category, predicament,situation, stipulation, provision, proviso, term, prerequisite.
conditional,a.contingent,subject, provisory.
conduce,v.lead,tend, contribute,redound, subserve,advance.
conduct,v.lead,pilot,escort,guide,attend,convoy; administer,manage.
conduct,n.guidance,management,leadership, administration,behavior,deportment.
confederate,a.confederated, federated, allied, leagued.
confederation,n.coalition,federation,league, confederacy,union.
confess,v.acknowledge,own,admit, avow; divulge, disclose,reveal.
confession,n.acknowledgment, avowal, admission; confiteor; shrift; exomologesis.Associated words: shrive, shrift, confessional, shriven, shriver, shrift,father.
confidence,n.reliance,trust,faith,dependence;assurance,certainty.Antonyms: Seedoubt.
confidence game.swindle.
confident,a.sure,undoubting, sanguine,reliant, undaunted.
confine,n.boundary,border, frontier,limit.
confine,v.restrain,restrict,limit, circumscribe,pinion,inclose,bound; immure,imprison, incarcerate.
confinement,n.restraint,imprisonment, durance, duress, incarceration, immurement, limbo;limitation, circumscription; lying-in,childbirth.
confines,n. pl.boundaries, borders, precincts, outskirts, purlieus, marches, frontiers.
confirm,v.ratify,verify, corroborate,substantiate.Antonyms: Seeabrogate.
confirmation,n.ratification, corroboration,substantiation,verification.
conflict,n.clashing, antagonism,encounter,opposition,battle,struggle,strife, skirmish,contest,combat, affray,fray,scrimmage.
conflict,v.clash,interfere, collide, becontradictory.
conflicting,a.contending,contradictory,contrary,opposing.
confound,v.confuse, disconcert,abash,nonplus,bewilder.
confounded,a.confused, disconcerted, abashed; (Colloq.)extreme,excessive,odious,detestable.
confuse,v.disconcert,perplex,abash,fluster,embarrass,chagrin,pose,nonplus,bewilder, obfuscate, discompose,addle,obscure,confound, derange.
confusion,n.disorder,tumult,turmoil, disarray,jumble,chaos; babel, pandemonium,commotion;abashment,chagrin,agitation, disconcertion,mortification, consternationfluster,perturbation,discomposure,flustration, obfuscation,distraction,flurry.
confutation,n.disproof,refutation.
Confute,v.refute,disprove.
congenial,a.kindred,sympathetic; suited,suitable,agreeable,genial.
congratulate,v.felicitate, gratulate.Antonyms: commiserate, condole with.
congratulation,n.felicitation, gratulation.
conjecture,n.surmise,supposition.--v.surmise,guess,speculate.
conjuration,n.incantation,enchantment,spell,sorcery, magicart.
conjurer,n.sorcerer,magician,wizard, diviner, exorcist, enchanter.
connect,v.join,link,couple,attach,unite, affiliate; implicate.
connected,a.joined, coupled, linked, affiliated,related,akin, associated.
connection,n.union,alliance,relationship,junction, conjunction,affiliation,association, filiation; implication,relative,relation,kinsman;bond,tie,link, coupling vinculum.Antonyms:disconnection,detachment,isolation, incoherence.
conquer,v.defeat,overpower,down,vanquish,triumph,overthrow,subdue, subjugate.
conqueror,n.subjugator, subduer, vanquisher,victor; conquistador.
conquest,n.subjection, subjugation,victory,mastery,triumph,reduction,overthrow,rout.
conscience,n.Associated words: casuistry, Erinys,compunction,qualm.
conscientious,a.scrupulous,just,upright, high- minded.
conscionable,a.reasonable,just.
conscious,a.cognizant,aware,sensible, apprised;sentient, percipient,knowing.Antonyms: Seeunconscious.
consecrate,v.dedicate, sanctify,hallow.
consent,v.agree,accord, concur, accede,yield,assent, acquiesce, comply,permit.Antonyms:dissent,disagree,refuse.
consent,n.concurrence, acquiescence,compliance,approval,permission,agreement.
consequence,n.result,effect,issue,event,sequence,sequel,outcome,upshot, eventuality; pursuance;importance,moment,weight.Antonym: inconsequence.
conservation,n.preservation,maintenance,keeping.
conserve,v.save,preserve.
consider,v.meditate on,ponder, contemplate, thinkabout;regard,heed.
considerate,a.thoughtful, circumspect,heedful, mindfulAntonyms: Seeinconsiderate.
consideration,n.deliberation,advisement, contemplation, deference;motive,reason.
console,v.comfort,cheer, condole with, solace, sympathize with.
consolidate,v.solidify, compress,concrete; unify,merge, incorporate,combine.
consolidation,n.unification,union,combination, incorporation.
consonant,n.Associated words: spirant, fricative, surd, sibilant.
conspicuous,a.salient,noticeable,prominent,manifest.Antonym: inconspicuous.
conspiracy,n.plot, complot, machination, cabal,intrigue, collusion.
conspirator,n.conspirer,plotter,intriguer, caballer, machinator.
conspire,v.plot, complot, cabal, machinate,intrigue, collude.
constancy,n.steadfastness,stability, unchangeableness,resolution,loyalty,devotion,fidelity.
constant,a.permanent,unchanging;unwavering, unshaken,steadfast,stanch, unswerving,loyal,faithful;continuous, incessant,continual,perpetual, uninterrupted.Antonyms: Seeinconstant.
consternation,n.dismay,terror,alarm,panic,distraction.
constipated,a.costive,bound.
constipation,n.costiveness, stegnosis.
constitution,n.structure, physique,temperament.
constitutional,a.inborn,innate,organic, inbred,natural, congenital.
constrained,a.involuntary,forced,unnatural, embarrassed.
constraint,n.compulsion,coercion,force, pressure;restraint,restriction.
constrictor,n.sphincter.
consultation,n.conference,council,convocation,advisement.
consummate,a.perfect,supreme,complete, finished.
consummation,n.fulfillment,perfection,realization,attainment.
consumption,n.phthisis; consuming.
contact,n.touching, tangency, contingency,impact, juxtaposition, osculation, contiguity, apposition, syzygy.
contagion,n.virus,infection,contagium.
contagious,a.communicable,infectious, pestilential,pestiferous.Antonym: incommunicable.
contain,v.comprise, embody,include,comprehend,hold,restrain.
container,n.receptacle.
contaminate,v.corrupt,pollute,defile, infect,taint,vitiate, sully,debase.
contamination,n.corruption,pollution,defilement,vitiation,taint,infection.
contemporaneous,a.contemporary, synchionous, synchronal, coexistent.
contemporary,a.contemporaneous, coeval.
contempt,n.disdain,scorn, contumely,derision,detestation,disgrace,reproach.
contemptible,a.despicable,abject.
contemptuous,a.disdainful, supercilious,scornful,insolent, flouting, cynical, contumelious,haughty.
contend,v.struggle,vie, wrestle,combat, compete;dispute,maintain,argue.
content,v.satisfy,appease,gratify.
contented,a.content, satisfied.
contention,n.controversy, dissension, altercation,quarrel,dispute.
contentious,a.disputatious, litigious,quarrelsome; dissentious, polemical.
contest,n.rivalry,match, tournament, tourney,competition, emulation;dispute,controversy, dissension,contention.
continual,a.ceaseless, incessant,constant, uninterrupted,unremitting.
continuance,n.endurance, persistence,constancy,continuation.
continuation,n.protraction, prolongation,continuance, perpetuation.
continued,a.prolonged, protracted, extended; serial.
continuous,a.ceaseless, uninterrupted,unceasing,continual,constant,running.Antonyms:intermittent, occasional,inconstant.
contraband,a.prohibited,forbidden,unlawful,illegal.
contract,v.reduce,narrow,condense; incur, acquire;covenant,agree; shrivel,shrink; syncopate.
contract,n.agreement,compact,covenant,pact, protocol,treaty, concordat,convention, stipulation.
contracting,a.astringent, puckering, contractile.
contraction,n.astriction, constriction,stricture, syncopation, condensation.
contradict,v.gainsay, controvert, impugn,dispute,contravene.
contradiction,n.gainsaying,opposition,contrariety, antagonism, paradox,inconsistency.
contradictory,a.inconsistent, irreconcilable, paradoxical,opposing, contradicting.
contrariety,n.antagonism,repugnance,disagreement,inconsistency,opposition.
contrary,a.opposite, adverse,counter, opposed;repugnant, incompatible,contradictory, retroactive,antagonistic,conflicting,abhorrent,inconsistent;perverse,wayward,refractory,headstrong, intractable.
contrast,n.comparison;opposition, antithesis, dissimilitude,unlikeness.
contravene,v.thwart,oppose, counteract countervail;violate,transgress.
contravention,n.thwarting,opposition,counteraction,violation,transgression.
contrite,a.penitent,repentant,sorrowful.Antonyms:impenitent, obdurate.
contrite person.penitent,repentant.
contrition,n.penitence,compunction,remorse, attrition, self-reproach.
contrivance,n.contriving, devising;device, expedient,scheme, invention.