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8,130 words, searchable by word, definition, part of speech, and CEFR level.

conduit Noun B1

A pipe or channel that carries a liquid or cable, or something that acts as a route for passing things along.

cone Noun A1

A shape with a flat, round base that narrows smoothly to a single point.

confederation Noun B1

A group of states or organizations joined together for a common purpose, while keeping much of their own independence.

conference Noun A2

A large meeting where people discuss a particular subject over one or more days.

confidence Noun A2

A feeling of being sure about your own abilities, or trust in someone or something.

confident Adjective B1

Sure of your own abilities or of something being true.

configuration Noun B1

The particular arrangement of the parts of something, especially a system or piece of equipment.

confirm Verb A2

To state or show that something is definitely true or will definitely happen.

confiscate Verb A2

To officially take something away from someone, usually as a punishment or because it broke a rule.

confiscation Noun B1

The act of officially taking away someone's property, usually as a penalty.

conflict Noun B1

A serious disagreement or a state of fighting between people or groups.

conform Verb B1

To behave according to accepted rules, standards, or expectations.

confound Verb B1

To confuse or puzzle someone, often because something doesn't match their expectations.

confuse Verb A1

To make someone unable to understand or think clearly, or to mistake one thing for another.

confused Adjective A1

Unable to think clearly or understand something properly.

congenital Adjective B1

Present in a person from birth, often describing a medical condition.

conglomerate Noun B1

A large corporation made up of several different, often unrelated, companies.

congratulate Verb A1

To tell someone you are pleased about something good that has happened to them.

congratulations Interjection A1

A word used to tell someone you are happy about their success or good news.

congregation Noun B1

A group of people gathered together, especially for religious worship.

congress Noun A2

A large formal meeting where representatives discuss and decide on important matters, or the elected law-making body of certain countries.

congruence Noun B1

The property of two shapes having exactly the same size and shape.

congruent Adjective B2

Having exactly the same size and shape, or, more generally, in agreement with something else.

conifer Noun B1

A tree that produces cones and usually has narrow, needle-shaped leaves that stay green all year.

coniferous Adjective B1

Relating to trees that produce cones and usually have needle-like leaves that stay green all year.

connect Verb A2

To join two or more things together, or to link ideas.

connoisseur Noun C2

A person with expert knowledge and taste in a particular field, especially food, art, or wine.

connotation Noun B2

A feeling or idea that a word suggests beyond its most basic, literal meaning.

connote Verb B1

To suggest or imply an additional feeling or idea beyond a word's basic meaning.

conquer Verb A2

To take control of a place or people by force.

conquest Noun B1

The act of taking control of a place or people by force.

conscience Noun B1

The inner sense that tells you whether what you're doing is morally right or wrong.

conscious Adjective B2

Awake and aware of your surroundings, or deliberately aware of something.

consecrate Verb B1

To formally declare something sacred, usually in a religious ceremony.

consecutive Adjective B1

Following one after another without a break.

consent Noun A2

Permission for something to happen, given freely.

consequence Noun B2

A result that follows from an action or event, especially an unwelcome one.

conservation Noun B1

The protection and careful use of natural resources such as forests, water, and wildlife.

conservation of energy Noun B1

A scientific principle stating that the total amount of energy in a closed system stays the same, even as it changes form.

conservative Adjective B1

Cautious about change, or preferring to keep things as they traditionally are.

consider Verb B1

To think carefully about something before making a decision.

considerably Adverb A2

By a large amount, noticeably more or less.

consign Verb B1

To hand something over to someone else's care, or to condemn something to a particular fate.

consist Verb A2

To be made up of certain parts or things.

consistent Adjective A2

Always behaving or happening in the same way, without unexpected changes.

consolation Noun B1

Comfort given to someone after a disappointment or loss.

consolidate Verb B1

To combine several things into one, or to make something stronger and more secure.

consonant Noun A1

A letter of the alphabet that is not a, e, i, o, or u.