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Circumscribe
draw a line around; define limits; confine; restrict
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Cloister
secluded or isolated from the outside world; also, a place of seclusion
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Coalesce
unite; grow together
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Coerce
to force someone by threatening or physically overpowering him
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Complacent
self-satisfied; unconcerned
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Compliant
following someone else's demands; conforming; obeying
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Composure
calmness; equanimity
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Concede
admit reluctantly; yield
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Concise
short and to the point; terse
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Condone
to overlook, excuse, or pardon
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Confound
to mix up (in your own mind); or, to confuse someone else
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Consonance
a blending of sounds or opinions; harmony; agreement
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Consummate
to complete or make whole
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Contend
to argue a point or position; or, to struggle for
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Contingent
dependent upon other circumstance; conditional
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Contract
squeeze together; shrink
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Conundrum
riddle; mystery
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Converge
move together to meet at a common point
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Conviction
an opinion that is strongly held
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Convivial
fond of parties; sociable
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Copious
in large quantity; abundant
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