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Confident
Sure of oneself
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Confiscate
To seize by authority
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Congeal
To become hard, to solidify
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Congenial
Pleasing in nature or character, agreeable
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Congenital
Existing at birth but not hereditary
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Conjecture
A supposition, a guess
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Conscientious
Careful, honest
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Conventional
Usual, ordinary
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Coward
One who lacks courage
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Credulous
Gullible, Inclined to believe too readily
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Crude
Not finished, rough
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Crumb
A small piece of bread or cake
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Crutch
A support used as an aid in walking
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Curt
Rudely brief in speech or manner
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Dangle
To hang loosely, to swing
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Decade
A period of ten years
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Decency
Modest behaviour, propriety
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Decrepit
Weakened by illness or age, badly used
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Dedicate
To honor someone by placing his or her name at the beginning of a literary work or artistic performance.
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Deliberately
In a planned way
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Demolish
To tear down completely
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Dent
To depress a surface by pressure or blow
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Deprecate
To express disapproval
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Deride
To make fun of, to jeer
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Designate
To name, to specify
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Deterioration
Lower value, depreciation
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Deviate
To depart from, to differ
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Diffidence
Lack of confidence in oneself
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Digress
To stray from the main subject
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Dilate
To become wider, larger
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Diligent
Industrial, busy
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Diminutive
A small amount, something small
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Disband
To dissolve, to discontinue
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Discern
To recognize, to perceive
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Dissect
To examine, to criticize
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Disseminate
To spread, to distribute
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Divert
To entertain, to amuse
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Divulge
To make known, to reveal
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Doze
To sleep for a short time, to take a nap
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