Unit 7

circumvent

To find a way around, to avoid

cite

to quote or refer to

clandestine

kept a secret or done secretively

clarion

clear & loud; strong, clear sound

cleavage

A split or division between two things

clemency

mercy shown towards someone

Cliche

an overused phrase or idea that lost originality

coalesce

To come together to form one whole

coerce

force someone into doing something

cogent

clear, logical, and concvincing

cogitate

to think deeply or carefully about something

cognizant

having knowledge or awareness of something

collaborate

to work together with others on a task

comely

pleasing to the eye

commodius

Spacious or roomy,

compatible

able to exist together

compendium

brief summary of a collection

complacent

self-satisfied unaware of potential problems

complasiant

willing to please others

compunction

a feeling of guilt after doing something wrong

con

To decieve

concatenation

A series of things or events linked together

conclave

private meeting or gathering

concomitant

accompanying often in an incidental way

concur

to agreee or be of some opinion.

im-

no, into

iso-

equal, identical

loco-

place, location

-iatric

medicine, healing

-itis

indicating inflammation

kilo-

meaning thousand

-latry

worship, excessive devotion

-less

without, lacking

lipo-

fat, lipids

-logue

speech, discourse