CON, COM, COL, COR~together, with Flashcards
collusion
[LUD to play] playing together; a secret agreement between two or more persons for deceitful purpose
coherent
sticking together; having an orderly relation of parts
commensurate
[MENS to measure] measure together; equal in measure or size; proportionate
commiserate
[MISERARI to pity] to sympathize
commotion
[MOT to move] people moving together; social disorder
compunction
[PUNCT to prick] a prick of conscience; an uneasiness caused by a sense of guil; a slight regret
condone
to forgive or overlook (an offense)
congenital
[GEN birth] born together; existing at birth
consensus
[SENS feeling] feeling together; general agreement
consumate
[SUMMA sum] summed up together; complete or perfect in every way
convene
[VEN to come] to come together formally (officially)
convivial
[VIV to live] fond of eating, drinking, and being social together
correlate
to show relationship