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1. · Brutal (brutaal) – Extremely cruel or harsh.
Synonyms: cruel, harsh, savage.
2. · Broke (blut) – Lacking money or resources.
Synonyms: penniless, poor, bankrupt.
3. · To browse (bladeren) – To look through or glance at casually.
Synonyms: scan, skim, peruse.
4. · Burglar (inbreker) – A person who illegally enters a building to commit theft.
Synonyms: thief, intruder, robber.
5. · To bury (begraven) – To place a dead body in the ground or to hide something.
Synonyms: entomb, inter, cover up.
6. · To carry on (doorgaan) – To continue doing something despite difficulties.
Synonyms: continue, persevere, proceed.
7. · Casual (casual) – Relaxed and informal; not planned or regular.
Synonyms: informal, relaxed, unplanned.
8. · Casualties (slachtoffers) – People who are injured or killed in an accident or war.
Synonyms: victims, injuries, losses.
9. · To catch up (on) (bijwerken) – To reach the same standard or level as others.
Synonyms: get up to speed, keep up, overtake.
10. · Cause (oorzaak) – A reason for something happening.
Synonyms: reason, motive, source.
11. · To cause (veroorzaken) – To make something happen.
Synonyms: bring about, result in, provoke.
12. · Cautious (voorzichtig) – Being careful to avoid danger or mistakes.
Synonyms: careful, wary, prudent.
13. · Chair(man) (voorzitter) – The leader or head of a group or meeting.
Synonyms: leader, president, head.
14. · To challenge (uitdagen) – To question or dispute the truth or validity of something.
Synonyms: contest, oppose, dispute.
15. · To charge with (beschuldigen van) – To formally accuse someone of a crime.
Synonyms: accuse, blame, indict.
16. · To celebrate (vieren) – To acknowledge an event with festivities.
Synonyms: commemorate, observe, honor.
17. · Celebrity (beroemdheid) – A famous person.
Synonyms: star, famous person, public figure.
18. · Cereals (granen) – Edible grains, often eaten for breakfast.
Synonyms: grains, breakfast food, corn.
19. · Charity (liefdadigheid) – Generous actions to help those in need.
Synonyms: philanthropy, goodwill, aid.
20. · Citizen (burger) – A legally recognized resident of a state or country.
Synonyms: resident, inhabitant, civilian.
21. · Civil (burgerlijk) – Relating to citizens or ordinary community life.
Synonyms: societal, public, communal.
22. · Civil servant (ambtenaar) – A government employee or public official.
Synonyms: public official, government employee, bureaucrat.
23. · To claim (beweren) – To state something as true without proof.
Synonyms: assert, declare, state.
24. · To clarify (verhelderen) – To make something clear or easier to understand.
Synonyms: explain, elucidate, make clear.
25. · Coeducational/coed (gemengd onderwijs) – An education system where both genders are taught together.
Synonyms: mixed-gender, integrated, joint schooling.
26. · To coincide with (samenvallen met) – To happen at the same time as something else.
Synonyms: match, correspond, occur simultaneously.
27. · Coincidence (toeval) – A situation in which events happen at the same time by chance.
Synonyms: accident, chance, fluke.
28. · To collapse (instorten) – To fall down or fail suddenly.
Synonyms: fall apart, crumble, cave in.
29. · To collide (botsen) – To crash into something or someone.
Synonyms: crash, strike, clash.
30. · Column (kolom) – A vertical section or a supporting pillar.
Synonyms: pillar, section, category.
31. · To come to terms with (iets accepteren) – To accept something difficult or unpleasant.
Synonyms: accept, reconcile, deal with.
32. · To comfort (troosten) – To provide relief from pain or distress.
Synonyms: console, reassure, soothe.
33. · To commit (a crime) (plegen) – To carry out or execute an illegal act.
Synonyms: perpetrate, execute, carry out.
34. · Common (gemeenschappelijk) – Occurring frequently or shared by multiple people.
Synonyms: shared, ordinary, widespread.
35. · Commonplace (alledaags) – Something typical or usual.
Synonyms: ordinary, usual, typical.
36. · Community (gemeenschap) – A group of people living in the same area or sharing similar interests.
Synonyms: society, group, neighborhood.
37. · To commute (pendelen) – To travel regularly between two places, often home and work.
Synonyms: travel, shuttle, journey.
38. · To compare (vergelijken) – To evaluate the similarities and differences between two or more things.
Synonyms: contrast, equate, evaluate.
39. · To compel (dwingen) – To force or pressure someone to do something.
Synonyms: force, oblige, pressure.
40. · To compete (concurreren) – To strive to win or achieve something in rivalry with others.
Synonyms: contend, vie, participate.
41. · Competitive (concurrerend) – Desiring to win or be the best; having rivalry.
Synonyms: ambitious, cutthroat, driven.
42. · Complicity (medeplichtigheid) – Involvement in a crime or wrongdoing.
Synonyms: involvement, collaboration, partnership in crime.
43. · To comprehend (begrijpen) – To understand or grasp the meaning of something.
Synonyms: understand, grasp, fathom.
To complain: To express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.
Synonyms: protest, criticize
Compulsory: Required by law or rule; obligatory.
Synonyms: mandatory, necessary
To conceal: To hide or keep something secret.
Synonyms: hide, cover
To conceive: To form a plan or idea in the mind.
Synonyms: imagine, create
Concerned: Worried or anxious about something.
Synonyms: worried, troubled
Concrete: Definite, solid, or real; not abstract.
Synonyms: tangible, specific
To condemn: To express strong disapproval of something.
Synonyms: criticize, denounce
To conduct: To lead or guide a process or group.
Synonyms: manage, oversee
To confess: To admit to something, usually a wrongdoing.
Synonyms: admit, acknowledge
Confident: Feeling sure of oneself and one’s abilities.
Synonyms: self-assured, bold
Confidential: Intended to be kept secret.
Synonyms: private, secret
To confine: To keep within limits or boundaries.
Synonyms: restrict, limit
To confirm: To establish the truth or correctness of something.
Synonyms: verify, validate
To confuse: To make someone unable to think clearly.
Synonyms: bewilder, perplex
To conquer: To overcome or defeat someone or something.
Synonyms: defeat, triumph
Consequent: Following as a result or effect of something.
Synonyms: resulting, ensuing
To conserve: To protect something from harm or destruction.
Synonyms: preserve, save
To consider: To think carefully about something, especially before making a decision.
Synonyms: contemplate, reflect
To consist of: To be made up of or composed of something.
Synonyms: include, comprise