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MasterVocab 201-250
SAT words
Question | Answer |
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coda | passage that completes a piece of music |
coddle | treat with care and tenderness |
coerce | compel to force to make obedient |
coeval with | of the same period; coexisting |
cogent | strong; convincing |
cogitate | think deeply; mediate |
cognizant | being fully aware of |
collusion | secret agreement for a deceitful purpose |
combustion | process of burning |
comely | attractive |
commemorate | keep the memory of |
commodious | having plenty of space for what is needed |
commuter | person who travels regularly |
complaisance | tending to comply; obliging willingness to please |
compunction | feeling of regret for one's action |
conceal | hide; keep secret |
conceited | having an excessively high opinion of oneself |
conciliatory | reconciling; soothing; comforting; mollifying |
concomitant | accompanying |
concord | agreement or harmony |
concur | agree in opinion; happen together |
condense | increase in density, strength; make laconic |
condone | forgive , excuse |
congeal | make or become stiff and solid |
congenital | existing from birth; inherent |
conjoin | to join together |
connoisseur | a person with good judgement (e.g., in art) |
connotation | suggestion in addition to |
console | give comfort or sympathy to |
conspicuous | easily seen; remarkable |
consternation | surprise and fear; dismay |
constrain | compel |
constrict | make tight or smaller |
consume | get to the end of |
consummate | perfect; make perfect, complete |
contemn | to scorn or despise |
contentious | argumentative; quarrelsome |
contiguous | touching; neighboring |
contrite | filled with deep sorrow for wrongdoing |
contumacious | insubordinate; rebellious |
conundrum | a riddle; dilemma; enigma |
convalesce | to recover health gradually after sickness |
conviction of | firm belief |
convivial | fond of feasting, drinking, and good company |
convoke | call together; summon |
convoluted | coiled; twisted |
cordial | warm and sincere |
cordon | line (of police acting as a guard) |
cornucopia | abundant supply |
corporeal | physical of or for the body |