Flashcard #6

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condemn

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to blame, to declare guilty of wrongdoing.

Sentence: The government was quick to condemn the violent actions of the protestors.

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to conduct

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to manage or direct

Sentence: The researchers will conduct a survey to gather public opinions.

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to confirm

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to verify, ratify, strengthen

Sentence: Can you confirm whether the meeting is still scheduled for tomorrow?

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to confiscate

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to seize for the public treasure as penalty

Sentence: The teacher confiscated the student’s phone for using it during class.

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to confront

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to face or oppose boldly

Sentence: She decided to confront her coworker about the unfair treatment.

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consciousness

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the state of being aware

Sentence: After the accident, he lost consciousness for several minutes.

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consensus

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an opinion held by all or most

Sentence: The team reached a consensus on the new project timeline after much discussion.

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consequence

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a result of action

Sentence: Failing to study for the exam had serious consequences for his grades.

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to contaminate

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to pollute

Sentence: The factory’s waste contaminated the river, making it unsafe for drinking.

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contemporary

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from recent times, modern

Sentence: The gallery features contemporary art by modern artists.