Vocabulary 80-100 Flashcards
adj. ordinary, informal conversation and expression
Colloquial
n. secret cooperation, often in order to cheat or deceive
Collusion
adj. corresponding in size or degree
Commensurate
n. smug and overly satisfied with one’s self or achievements
Complacency
adj. peace-making; resolving through goodwill
Conciliatory
v. to overlook, excuse, permit
Condone
adj. leading to a result; contributing, helpful
Conducive
adj. friendly, pleasant, agreeable
Congenial
adj. innate; something you are born with
Congenital
n. inference; guess
Conjecture
v. to bring into being or make magically
Conjure
n. an expert, particularly in matters of art or taste
Connoisseur
v. to make, or declare, holy
Consecrate
adj. argumentative
Contentious
n. the condition of being dependent on something else; a possibility
Contingency