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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 53 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| confident | adj. | It was a confident person who left. | poised |
| confidential | adj. | It was his confidential aide. | private |
| confine | verb | Please confine your self to selling. | limit |
| verb | You are confined to your room. | restricted | |
| confirm | verb | You must confirm your airline flight. | verify |
| verb | The Senate will confirm the appointment. | ratify | |
| conflict | noun | The conflict in Korea is over. | war |
| verb | His ideas conflicted with her ideas. | differed | |
| conform | verb | You must conform to the rules. | obey |
| confront | verb | The leader confronted the worker. | challenged |
| confuse | verb | That will only confuse them. | perplex |
| confusion | noun | The confusion was bad. | chaos |
| congratulate | verb | We congratulate you on your victory. | compliment |
| congress | noun | The Congress approved new laws. | assemblage |
| conjunction | noun | The two work in conjunction. | accord |
| connect | verb | Connect the two ends together. | join |
| connection | noun | It is good connection of the pipes. | joints |
| conquer | verb | We will conquer cancer eventually. | control |
| verb | We will conquer the enemy. | defeat | |
| conquest | noun | The conquest of Everest was sweet. | victory |
| conscience | noun | His conscience allowed him peace. | morals |
| conscious | adj. | She made a conscious effort to stop. | deliberate |
| consent | noun | You have my consent to go. | permission |
| verb | You must consent to stop doing that. | agree | |
| consequence | noun | As a consequence, you can't go. | result |
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