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cacophony

tremendous noise, disharmonious sound

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cadence

a rhythm, progression of sound

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cajole

to urge, coax

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calamity

an event with disastrous consequences

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callous

harsh, cold, unfeeling

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calumny

an attempt to spoil someone else’s reputation by spreading lies

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candor

honesty, frankness

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canny

shrewd, careful

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capacious

very spacious

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capitulate

to surrender

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capricious

subject to whim, fickle

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carouse

to party, celebrate

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conflated with

combined with

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carp

to annoy, pester

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caucus

a meeting usually held by people working toward the same goal

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caustic

bitter, biting, acidic

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cavort

to leap about, behave boisterously

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censure

harsh criticism

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chastise

to criticize severely

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chide

to voice disapproval

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chronicle

to write a history

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circumlocution

indirect and wordy language

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circumscribed

marked off, bounded

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circumspect

cautious

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circumvent

to get around

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clandestine

secret

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cleave

to divide into parts or to stick together firmly

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clemency

mercy

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cloying

sickeningly sweet

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coagulate

to thicken, clot

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coalesce

to fuse into a whole

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cogent

intellectually convincing

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cognizant

aware, mindful

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collateral

secondary

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colloquial

characteristic of informal conversation

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commendation

a notice of approval or recognition

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commensurate

corresponding in size or amount

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commodious

roomy

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complacency

self satisfied ignorance of danger

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complicit

being an accomplice in a wrongful act

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compunction

distress caused by feeling guilty

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conciliatory

friendly, agreeable

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concomitant

accompanying in a subordinate fashion

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condone

to pardon, deliberately overlook

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conduit

a pipe of channel through which something passes

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confluence

a gathering together

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confound

to frustrate, confuse

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congeal

to thicken into a solid

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consign

to give something over to another’s care

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consonant

in harmony

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construe

to interpret

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contemporaneous

existing during the same time

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contentious

having a tendency to quarrel or dispute

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contravene

to contradict, oppose, violate

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contrite

penitent, eager to be forgiven

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contusion

bruise,injury

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convivial

characterized by feasting, drinking, merriment

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convoluted

intricate, complicated

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corpulence

extreme fatness

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corroborate

to support with evidence

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cosmopolitan

sophisticated, worldly

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covert

secretly engaged in

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cupidity

greed, strong desire

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cursory

brief to the point of being superficial

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curtail

to lessen, reduce