Synonyms: coexisting, concomitant Antonyms: non-concurrent, divergent
Example Sentence:
Are these decisions concurrent with university policy?
2. CONDENSE (VERB): abridge
Synonyms: contract, concentrate Antonyms: increase, expand
Example Sentence:
The English translation has been condensed into a single more readable book.
3. CONDESCEND (VERB): humble oneself
Synonyms: accommodate, accord Antonyms: disallow, disapprove
Example Sentence:
The president of the company condescended to have dinner with the cleaning staff.
4. CONDOLENCE (NOUN): sympathy
Synonyms: compassion, consolation Antonyms: brutality, harshness
Example Sentence:
She sent him a letter of condolence.
5. CONFISCATE (VERB): seize
Synonyms: appropriate, impound Antonyms: free, release
Example Sentence:
They confiscated weapons, ammunition and propaganda material.
6. CONFLUENCE (NOUN): convergence
Synonyms: junction, concurrence Antonyms: division, separation
Example Sentence:
The confluence of warm and cold temperatures is going to create a powerful storm.
7. CONGEAL (VERB): to solidify
Synonyms: coagulate, curdle Antonyms: melt, soften
Example Sentence:
She wanted to wash the frying pan before the bacon fat had a chance to congeal.
8. CONGENITAL (ADJECTIVE): inborn
Synonyms: innate, inherent Antonyms: foreign, external
Example Sentence:
When he was 17, he died of congenital heart disease.
9. CONGREGATION (NOUN): assembled group
Synonyms: audience, crowd Antonyms: diffusion, division
Example Sentence:
Most members of the congregation arrived a few minutes before the service.
10. CONGRUENT (ADJECTIVE): compatible
Synonyms: agreeing, according Antonyms: disagreeable, unharmonious
Example Sentence:
Eating five chocolate bars daily is not congruent with your plan of losing weight.
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