Contentation (2)
Contentationn.satisfaction, content, ob.
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Contented
Contentedpa.satisfied, pleased, quiet, easy
Contentedly
Contentedlyad.in a contented manner, quietely
Contention
Contentionn.strife, quarrel, debate, zeal, eagerness
Contentious
Contentiousa.quarrelsome, perverse, cross
Contentiously
Contentiouslyad.in a quarrelsome, perverse, cross
Contentiousness
Contentiousnessn.a disposition to quarrelling
Contentless
Contentlessa.uneasy, dissatisfied, discontented
Contentment
Contentmentn.satisfaction, gratification, ease
Contents
Contentsn. pl.the heads of a book, an index, what is contained, an amount, capacity
Conterminous
Conterminousa.bordering upon, touching, near
Conterraneous
Conterraneousa.relating to the same country
Contest
Contestn.a dispute, wrangle, strive, vie with
Contestable
Contestablea.disputable, doubtful, uncertain
Contestation
Contestationn.act of contesting, dispute, strife
Contex
Contexv.t.to weave together, knit, unite, ob.
Context
Contexta.knit together, united, firm, close
Context (2)
Contextn.the series or order or a discourse
Contexture
Contexturen.an interweaving, system, texture
Contignation
Contignationn.a frame, &c. of beams or boards ob.
Contiguity
Contiguityn.a close situation, actual contact
Contiguous
Contiguousa.adjoining, touching, close
Contiguously
Contiguouslyad.without intermediate space
Continence
Continence, or Continencyn.chastity, moderatin
Continent
Continentn.land not separated by the sea
Continent (2)
Continenta.chaste, temperate, sober, connected
Continental
Continentala.pertaining to a continent, or a whole country