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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| colossal | adj. | It amounted to a colossal mistake. | to a great degree |
| commissioner | noun | He served a the police commissioner. | official in charge |
| communion | noun | In that matter we are in communion. | sharing of thought, feelings |
| compassion | noun | We must have some compassion over her problem. | aware of suffering and want to help |
| complement | noun | We must try to complement her efforts. | help to make complete |
| verb | Flowers can complement the room. | increase the beauty | |
| concede | verb | I concede we made errors. | acknowledge, admit |
| confide | verb | If you confide in her you may regret it. | tell something in confidence |
| confound | verb | He continues to confound his critics. | frustrate, confuse |
| congenial | adj. | It amounted to a rather congenial conversation. | friendly, relaxed |