Basic English Words
for 26th FebruaryEnglish Vocabulary Index
Basic English Words for 26th February :
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Confess (v) : acknowledge(sin or crime)
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Confession (n) : the act of owning ( a sin or crime)
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Confident (n) : trusted friend
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Confide (v) : trust, entrust
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Confidence (n) : a trust
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Confidential (adj.) : trustworthy, secret
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Confine (n) : border
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Confine (pl.) : border area
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Confine (v) : keep within limits, imprison, be in childbed, bed-ridden
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Confinement (n) : imprisonment, detention, child-birth, loneliness
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Confirm (v) : make sure or certain , make permanent
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Confirm (n) : confirmation
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Confiscate (v) : forfeit, seize(as a penalty)
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Confiscate (n) : confiscation
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Conflagration (n) : blaze, revolt
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Conflict (n) : a fight
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Conflict (v) : be at opposite sides; clash
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Confluence (n) : place where several(rivers etc.) meet, a large assemblage
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Conform (v) : agree with, adapt, submit, observe
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Conformity (n) : agreement, harmony
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Confound (v) : puzzle, astonish or astound, disarrange
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Confront (v) : oppose
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Confuse (v) : perplex, throw into disorder
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Confusion (v) : bewilderment, act of confusing
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Congeal (v) : coagulate, freeze, become solid
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Congenial (adj.) : pleasing, suiting one’s taste
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Congest (v) : heap up, overcrowd
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Congestion (n) : the state of being overcrowded
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Congratulate (n) : wish joy(on)
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Congratulation (n) : act of complimenting
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Congregate (v) : assemble
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Congregation (n) : an assembly for worship
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Congress (n) : an assembly
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Congruent (adj.) : exactly, similar
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Conjecture (n) : a guess
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Conjecture (v) : form an idea
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Conjoint (adj.) : united
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Conjoint (adv.) : conjointly
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Conjunction (n) : a word which joins
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Conjure (v) : beg
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Conjurer (n) : a magician, a juggler
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Connect (v) : join
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Connected (adj.) : related, allied, joined
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Connection (n) : relation, thing that joins
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Connivance (n) : implicit consent
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Connive (v) : purposely overlook
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Connotation (n) : meaning
Basic English Words for 26th February :
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