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construct [kənˈstrʌk(t)]
v. To build or make something.
consult [ˈkɔnsʌlt]
v. To take counsel, hold conference.
conshum, conshume, consume,
consume [kənˈs(j)um]
v. To consume.
Compounds and phrases etc.
consummate: Finished.
consumpt,
consumpt [kənˈsʌmp(t)]
n. Consumption, amount consumed.
contac, contack, contact,
contact [ˈkɔntak(t)]
v. To contact.
contagion [kənˈteʒən]
n. The communication of disease from one person or organism to another by close contact.
Compounds and phrases etc.
contagious: Of diseases: spread from one person or organism to another, typically by direct contact.
contaminate [kənˈtamɪnet]
v. To make (something) impure.
Compounds and phrases etc.
contaminatin: Making (something) impure.
conteen, conteener, contein, conteiner,
conteen [kənˈtin]
v. To contain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
conteener [kənˈtinər]: A container.
conteena, conteenaed, conteenuaation, conteenual, conteenuation, conteenuaution, conteenuawtion, conteenue, conteenwal, conteenyaed, conteenye, conteina, conteinae, conteinuation, continuation,
conteena [kənˈtinə, kənˈtini]
v. To continue. leg. Adjourn, prorogue, put off.
pt. pp. conteenaed
Compounds and phrases etc.
conteenual [kənˈtin(w)əl]: Continual.
conteenuation [kənˈtin(ə)jeʃən, arch. -jɑːʃən]: An adjournment, postponement.
conteenous: Continuous.
contemple [kənˈtɛmp(ə)l]
v. arch. To contemplate.
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