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connoisseur
think of "sir"
someone with informed and discriminating judgement especially in art, literature or taste
EXPERTISE

usage*
amateur and dilettant both refer to someone who studied and practices art for their own amusement.
dilettante- dabbling not being serious for pursuit
consensus
think of "2010 consensus"
collective uniformity of opinion, general agreement in feeling of belief
no need to say consensus of, it's implied
construe
think of "construct"
to analyze, explain, interpret,or understand
consummate
think of "sum"
to complete or perfect in the highest degree
also a verb, to bring to perfection
copious
large in number or quantity, full
cornucopia
greek myth that tells how zeus being nursed in infancy by a nympth-goat almathea,showed gratitude by giving horn with eendless supply of food and goods
reps abundance and prosperity
corpulent
think of "corpse"
false cognate
fat and bulky
chubby: fullness
plump: filled out and rounded
husky: big and strong
burly: large in body size
corroborate
think of "core"
to confirm the truth/accuracy of
counsel
think of "guidance council"
advice secured through consulatation
an adviser
to advice or recommend
credibility
think of "credit"
ability to inspire belief or trust
criterion
standard or principle to base a judgement or decision
criteria is the plural
crucial
at a pt that will determine the final outcome
culpable
at fault, blameworthy
cursory
think of "curse"
hasty and superficial
I had to do a quick and cursory reading at the report
curtail
think of "cut"
shorten or reduce
cynical
sneeringly bitter/negative
pessimistic
cynic
group of greek philosophers who believed in hapiness consisted of virtue