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

convenient Adjective A1

Easy to use, reach, or fit into your plans without extra effort.

convention Noun B1

A traditional way of doing something that most people accept as normal, or a large formal meeting of people who share an interest.

convergence Noun B1

The process of different things coming together, or moving towards a single point.

convergent Adjective B1

Moving toward or meeting at a common point.

convergent boundary Noun B1

A place where two tectonic plates move toward each other, often forming mountains or trenches.

convergent evolution Noun B2

The process by which unrelated species independently develop similar traits because they adapt to similar environments.

conversation Noun A2

A talk between two or more people.

convert Verb B1

To change something from one form, use, or system into another.

convex Adjective B2

Curving outward, like the outside of a sphere.

convey Verb B1

To communicate an idea or feeling, or to physically carry something from one place to another.

convict Verb B1

To formally declare someone guilty of a crime in a court of law.

conviction Noun B2

A firm belief, or the formal decision in court that someone is guilty of a crime.

convince Verb A2

To make someone believe something or agree to do something.

convoluted Adjective C1

Extremely complicated and difficult to follow.

convoy Noun A2

A group of vehicles or ships traveling together, often for safety.

cook Verb A1

To prepare food by heating it.

cookie Noun A1

A small, flat, sweet baked treat.

cool Adjective A1

Slightly cold in a pleasant way, not hot and not freezing.

cooperate Verb B1

To work together with someone else toward a shared goal.

cooperation Noun A1

The act of working together with others toward a shared goal.

cooperative Adjective B1

Willing to work together with others, or involving joint effort towards a shared goal.

coordinate Verb A2

To organize different people or things so that they work together smoothly.

coordinates Noun B1

A set of numbers or letters used to show the exact position of a point on a map, graph, or grid.

coordinating conjunction Noun B1

A short connecting word, such as 'and', 'but', or 'or', that joins two equal words, phrases, or clauses.

copious Adjective B1

Existing or produced in large amounts.

copula Noun B1

A verb, most often a form of "be," that links the subject of a sentence to a description or identity.

copy Verb A1

To make something that is exactly like another thing, or to write down what someone else has written.

copyright Noun A2

The legal right to control who can copy, publish, or sell a piece of creative work.

coral Noun A1

A hard, stony substance built up by tiny sea creatures, often forming colorful underwater reefs.

cordial Adjective B1

Warm and friendly, though often in a polite or somewhat formal way.

cordillera Noun B1

A long chain of mountains or mountain ranges.

core Noun B1

The central or most important part of something, or the innermost layer of the earth.

core curriculum Noun B1

The set of subjects that every student at a school is required to study.

corn Noun A1

A tall plant that produces yellow grains eaten as food, or the grains themselves.

corner Noun A1

The point where two lines, walls, or streets meet.

cornerstone Noun A2

The basic and most important part that everything else depends on.

corporeal Adjective B1

Relating to the physical body rather than the mind or spirit.

corpus Noun B2

A large collection of written or spoken texts, especially one used for language study.

correct Adjective A1

Free from errors, matching what is true or expected.

correlate Verb B2

To have a close connection with something else, so that a change in one is linked to a change in the other.

correlation Noun B1

A relationship between two things in which a change in one is connected to a change in the other.

correspond Verb A2

To match or be similar to something, or to exchange letters or messages regularly with someone.

corridor Noun A1

A long passage inside a building, connecting different rooms.

corroborate Verb B2

To provide evidence that supports or confirms a statement or theory.

corrode Verb B1

To gradually destroy or wear away a metal through a chemical reaction, especially with moisture or oxygen.

corrosion Noun B1

The gradual destruction of a metal caused by a chemical reaction, especially with oxygen or moisture.

corrupt Adjective B1

Willing to act dishonestly, especially by accepting bribes, in exchange for personal gain.

corruption Noun B1

Dishonest or illegal behaviour, especially by people in positions of power, often for personal gain.