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81. Conciliate (conciliare;) :
Their function is to prepare the minds of the young to conciliate goodwill so that they will readily accept the prescriptions of the law
83. Condescend (adquiescere deprecanti) :
We expect our television to debase us empty us and condescend to us
84. Condescension (dignationis) :
Im treated with condescension
85. Condone (LARGIOR) :
Learn to recognise their behaviour and withdraw all social condonation of their actions
87. Conflagration (incendium) :
These companies encouraged positive precautions to prevent fires by the design and construction of buildings and to deal rapidly with conflagrations
88. Confound (perdant) :
Im still confounded by how some of you manage to work full time and blog
89. Congeal (paucae parvaeque morborum) :
Walk down K Street in Washington DC or visit a law and lobbying firm in central Washington and you will see the congealed wealth of all this corruption
90. Congenital (congenita) :
Some cases are due to congenital syndromes and others may be related to drug use such as steroids or marijuana
91. Congruent (congruant,) :
No significant change occurs unless the new form is congruent with the old
93. Connoisseur (cupidum) :
Certainly there was a host of different dishes hot and steamy to cater to the tastes of connoisseurs
94. Conscript (patres conscripti,) :
In all some two million men were conscripted between 1800 and 1814
95. Consecrate (sanctificabisque) :
We believe that if he is consecrated the unity of the Church of England and Anglican Communion will be disrupted
97. Conspicuous (conspicuus) :
Its large flowers have a conspicuous mass of red stamens white in myrtle
98. Consternation (ubi perterritis) :
One person will find his stimulant in an emergency while another may feel anxiety and consternation
99. Consummate (summa) :
In concert Glenn Tilbrook is that rare breed of consummate musician ultimate professional and allround fun guy
100. Contemporary (aetatis) :
It is these voices that make interpretation a living force as they call out to contemporary moments
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