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To change as if by dying, influence, disort, or gloss over
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Color (v)
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Matching, corresponding, or proportionate in degree, size, amount or other property
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Commensurate (adj)
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Common men sure ate a matching amount of food, all proportionate in degree.
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The willingness to comply with the wishes of others
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Complaisance (n)
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When you do what others want to do and do not complain one is complaisant.
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An informed and astute judge in matters of taste; expert
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Connoisseur (n)
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Pompous, self-important
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Consequential (adj)
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Cons sequential thoughts are first about themselves, making them pompous and self-important
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To scorn or despise
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Contemn (v)
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I despise the word cunt used by men
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Argumentative; quarrelsome; causing controversy or disagreement
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Contentious (adj)
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The men were argumentative over the con's tent.
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Sharing a border;touching; adjacent
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Contiguous (adj)
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Regretful; penitent; seeking forgiveness
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Contrite (adj)
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Connor was rite to seek forgiveness for his poor behavior.
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A generally agreed-upon practice or attitude
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Convention (n)
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People going to a convention have an agreed upon practice or attitude about the subject.
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