Best English Words for 27th FebruaryEnglish Vocabulary Index
Best English Words for 27th February :
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Connote (v) : imply, indicate
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Conquer (v) : get the victory over, overcome
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Conqueror (n) : one who conquers
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Conquest (n) : thing won, victory
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Conscience (n) : the moral sense of right and wrong
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Conscientious (adj.) : having scruples, governed by conscience, honest, just
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Conscientious (adv) : conscientiously
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Conscionable (adj.) : just, reasonable
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Conscionable (opp.) : unconscionable
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Conscious (adj.) : sensible
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Conscious (adv.) : consciously
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Consciousness (n) : awareness
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Conscript (v) : enrol (in military service) forcibly
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Consecrate (v) : make sacred, sanctify, devote oneself to, dedicate
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Consecutive (adj.) : successive, following one after another
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Consecutive (adv.) : consecutively
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Consensus (n) : general agreement among persons or parties
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Consent (n) : agreement
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Consent (v) : agree
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Consequence (n) : result, importance
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Consequent (adj.) : happening as a result of
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Consequent (n) : logical effect
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Conservancy (n) : body of men safeguarding
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Conservative (n) : a member of the British Conservative Party
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Conserve (v) : preserve, pickle
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Conserve (n) : conservation, conservator
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Consider (v) : think seriously about
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Considerable (adj.) : not a little, moderately large
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Considerate (adj.) : having courtesy and kindness, thoughtful
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Considerate (adv.) : considerately
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Consideration (n) : serious thought, pity, compensation, regard
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Considering (prep.) : in view of, taking into account
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Consign (v) : hand over, entrust, deliver or send to, deposit
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Consign (n) : consignment
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Consist (v) : be composed of
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Consistent (adj.) : not contradictory, firm
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Consolation (n) : comfort, appeasement
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Console (v) : cheer in distress
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Consolidate (v) : combine into one whole bring together, unite
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Consonant (n) : alphabet other than vowels
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Consort (n) : a partner, a husband or wife, a companion
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Conspiracy (n) : a plot
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Conspire (v) : plot
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Constable (n) : a policeman
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Constant (n) : unchanging quantity
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Constant (n) : constancy
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Constellation (n) : a group of fixed stars
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Constellation (n) : a gathering of great personages
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