Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Conciliatory

Conciliatorya.tending to reconcile, healing

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Concinnity

Concinnityn.neatness, fitness, good connexion

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Concinnous

Concinnousa.neat, fit, becoming, proper

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Concio

Concion.a meeting of clergymen

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Concise

Concisea.short, brief, contracted, trifling

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Concisely

Conciselyad.shortly, briefly, in few words

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Conciseness

Concisenessn.shortness, briefness, brevity, foree

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Concision

Concisionn.a cutting off or short, an excision

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Concitation

Concitationn.a stirring up or disturbing, noise

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Conclamation

Conclamationn.an exclamation, shout, noise

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Conclave

Conclaven.an assembly of cardinal

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Conclude

Concludev.t.to finish, close, determin, settle, infer

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Concludency

Concludencyn.a consequence, a regular proof, ob.

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Concludent

Concludenta.decisive, convincing, forcible, ob.

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Concluder

Concludern.one who concludes, ends or infers

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Conclusible

Conclusiblea.determinable, admitting of proof, ob.

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Conclusion

Conclusionn.a close, end, decision, consequence

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Conclusive

Conclusivea.decisive, convincing, full, strong

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Conclusively

Conclusivelyad.decisively, fully, satisfactorily Conclusiveness,n.the power of determining

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Concoagulate

Concoagulatev.t.to congeal together, ob.

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Concoct

Concoctv.t.to digest in the stomach, to purify

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Concoction

Concoctionn.digestion in the stomach, a boiling

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Concolor

Concolora.of the same color, like, similar, ob.

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Concomitance

Concomitancen.the act of subsisting together

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Concomitant

Concomitanta.accompanying, joined with or to

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Concomitate

Concomitatev.t.to be joined with any thing, ob.

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Concord

Concordn.agreement, union, harmony, consent