SAT Vocabulary 13 Flashcards
concede
(v.)
to accept as valid
conciliatory
(adj.)
friendly, agreeable
concise
(adj.)
brief and direct in expression
concoct
(v.)
to fabricate, make up
concomitant
(adj.)
accompanying in a subordinate fashion
concord
(n.)
harmonious agreement
condolence
(n.)
an expression of sympathy in sorrow
condone
(v.)
to pardon, deliberately overlook
conduit
(n.)
a pipe or channel through which something passes
confection
(n.)
a sweet, fancy food
confidant
(n.)
a person entrusted with secrets
conflagration
(n.)
great fire
confluence
(n.)
a gathering together
conformist
(n.)
one who behaves the same as others
confound
(v.)
to frustrate, confuse
congeal
(v.)
to thicken into a solid
congenial
(adj.)
pleasantly agreeable
congregation
(n.)
a gathering of people, especially for religious services
congruity
(n.)
the quality of being in agreement
connive
(v.)
to plot, scheme
