Vocab 81-100 Flashcards
Noun
2nd syllable
Secret cooperation, often in order to cheat or deceive
Collusion
Adj.
2nd syllable
Corresponding in size or degree
Commensurate
Noun
2nd syllable
Smug and overly satisfied with one’s self or achievements
Complacency
Adj
2nd syllable
Peace-making; resolving through goodwill
Conciliatory
Verb
2nd syllable
To overlook, excuse, permit
Condone
Adj
2nd syllable
Leading to a result; contributing, helpful
Conducive
Adj
2nd syllable
Friendly, pleasant, agreeable
Congenial
Adj
2nd syllable
Innate, something you are born with
Congenital
Noun
2nd syllable
Inference; guess
Conjecture
Verb
1st syllable
To bring into being or make magically
Conjure
Noun
Last syllable
An expert, particularly in matters of art or taste
Connoisseur
Verb
1st syllable
To make, or declare, holy
Consecrate
Adj
2nd syllable
Argumentative
Contentious
Noun
2nd syllable
The condition of being dependent on something else; a possibility
Contingency
Adj
Last syllable
Feeling bad about a wrongdoing; having remorse
Contrite
Adj
2nd syllable
Festive; gay
Convivial
Adj
1st syllable
Plentiful; abundant
Copious
Verb
2nd syllable
To substantiate; to back up, confirm
Corroborate
Noun
1st syllable
Achievement, often by maneuver; something successfully completed
Coup
Collusion, complacency, conjecture, connoisseur, contingency, and coup are all ____
Nouns
Condone, conjure, consecrate and corroborate are all _____
Verbs
Conjure, consecrate, copious and coop all have the emphasis on the __ syllable
1st
Connoisseur is the one and only word that has the accent/emphasis on the ___ syllable.
3rd
Adj
2nd syllable
Ordinary, informal conversation and expression
Colloquial
