"c"

Question 1

candid

Answer 1

direct, blunt

Question 2

Candor

Answer 2

the trait of being honest and frank

Question 3

Capitalize

Answer 3

to use to your advantage

Question 4

Capture

Answer 4

to trap or take possession of; to successfully represent or imitate; to captivate, mesmerize; to catch or seize

Question 5

Civic

Answer 5

relating to the city or citizens

Question 6

Clinical

Answer 6

emotionally unattached (usu. used in medical or scientific setting)

Question 7

Clout

Answer 7

special advantage or power

Question 8

Coarse

Answer 8

indicating a rough texture; lacking refinement or sophistication

Question 9

Coincide

Answer 9

to happen at the same time

Question 10

Commission

Answer 10

the use of payment to request something (e.g., a service or product)

Question 11

Comparable

Answer 11

able to be compared

Question 12

Competent

Answer 12

sufficiently qualified

Question 13

Complacent

Answer 13

satisfied, with no desire to change or improve

Question 14

Complement (as a verb)

Answer 14

to make perfect or complete

Question 15

Concede

Answer 15

to be forced to agree or surrender; to admit to a transgression

Question 16

Conceive

Answer 16

to imagine or come up with

Question 17

Condone

Answer 17

to overlook, approve, or allow

Question 18

Conducive

Answer 18

able to bring about or be suitable for

Question 19

Conduct

Answer 19

to control or manage; to control or manage

Question 20

Confide

Answer 20

to share something secretive with someone

Question 21

Confine

Answer 21

to put limits on; to restrict

Question 22

Consensus

Answer 22

overall agreement

Question 23

Constitute

Answer 23

to form or compose (part of) something

Question 24

Contemplate

Answer 24

to think deeply about

Question 25

Contend

Answer 25

to maintain or assert (an opinion)

Question 26

Contradict

Answer 26

to be in contrast with

Question 27

Controversial

Answer 27

highly debatable and causing contention

Question 28

Conventional

Answer 28

abiding by accepted standards

Question 29

Convey

Answer 29

to pass on or transfer (information)

Question 30

Conviction

Answer 30

a firm belief in something

Question 31

Corroborate

Answer 31

to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)

Question 32

Counteract

Answer 32

to work in opposition to

Question 33

Counterargument

Answer 33

an argument used to criticize or dismantle another argument

Question 34

Counterproductive

Answer 34

hindering the achievement of a goal

Question 35

Culmination

Answer 35

the final act or climax

Question 36

Cultivate

Answer 36

to foster the growth of