SAT P14 (m+s)單詞卡 | Quizlet

concise ( adj . )

brief and ... in expression

concise ( adj . )

Gordon did not like to waste time, and his instructions to Brenda were nothing if not ____.

concoct ( v . )

to fabricate , make up

concoct ( v . ) )

She ____ the most ridiculous story to explain her absence.

condolence ( n . )

an expression of sympathy in sorrow

condolence ( n . )

Brian lamely offered his ____ on the loss of his sister's roommate's cat .

condone ( v . )

to pardon , deliberately overlook

condone ( v . )

He refused to ____ his brother's crime .

conduit ( n . )

a pipe or channel through which something passes

conduit ( n . )

The water flowed through the ____ into the container .

confidant ( n . )

a person entrusted with secrets

confidant ( n . )

Shortly after we met , she became my chief ____.

confluence ( n . )

a gathering together

confluence ( n . )

A ____ of different factors made tonight the perfect night .

conformist ( n . )

one who behaves the same as others

conformist ( n . )

Julian was such a ____ that he had to wait and see if his friends would do something before he would commit .

confound ( v . )

to frustrate , confuse

confound ( v . )

MacGuyver ____ the policemen pursuing him by covering his tracks .

congenial ( adj . )

pleasantly agreeable

congenial ( adj . )

His ____ manner made him popular wherever he went .

congregation ( n . )

a gathering of people , especially for religious services

congregation ( n .

The priest told the ____ that he would be retiring

congruity ( n . )

the quality of being in agreement

congruity ( n . )

Bill and Veronica achieved a perfect ____ of opinion . )

connive ( v . )

to plot , scheme

connive ( v . )

She ____ to get me to give up my vacation plans . )

consecrate ( v . )

to dedicate something to a holy purpose

consecrate ( v . )

Arvin ____ his spare bedroom as a shrine to Christina .

consensus ( n . )

an agreement of opinion

consensus ( n . )

The jury was able to reach a ____ only after days of deliberation .

consign ( v . )

to give something over to another's care

consign ( v . )

Unwillingly , he ____ his mother to a nursing home .

consolation ( n . )

an act of comforting

consolation ( n . )

Darren found Alexandra's presence to be a ____ for his suffering .