WorksheetsAcademic Vocabulary - C Words
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
careful, cautious; unwilling to take risks
circumspect
consolation
contemplate
circuitous
aware, knowledgeable, informed; having jurisdiction (control)
cacophonous
compliant
cognizant
candid
believable; reliable
concise
colossal
commence
credible
roundabout; not direct
cumbersome
circuitous
conspicuous
copious
to forgive or overlook an offense; pardoning totally
contrite
condone
concise
confine
secret, concealed, underhanded
cacophonous
candid
cognizant
clandestine
frank, sincere, impartial, truthful
cognizant
candid
cacophonous
compliant
harsh-sounding; raucous, discordant
cacophonous
candid
compliant
clandestine
forceful; urgently demanding attention
contemplate
compelling
circumspect
conceited
a release of emotional tension
cumbersome
cadaver
compelling
catharsis
an event causing great and often sudden damage and distress; a disaster
conformity
calamity
coercion
contrite
very big; enourmous
cordial
commence
composure
colossal
having hidden meaning; mysterious
chronic
concise
cryptic
confine
clumsy; hard to handle
circuitous
cumbersome
concise
commence
to begin; to start
concise
contrite
commence
composure
abundant; plentiful
copious
circuitous
credible
commence
excessively proud of oneself; vail, arrogant
conceited
contrite
contemplate
conjecture
arousing argument; dispute; disagreement
controversial
consolation
colloquial
contemplate
to desire something belonging to another; to envy
condone
covet
convert
covert
warm and friendly
cordial
colossal
concise
copious
to consider carefully and thoughtfully
contemplate
conceited
circumspect
compelling
the practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats
coercion
correlation
condone
conformity
keep within the limits; restrict; limit
conceited
confine
contrite
concise
continuing for a long time
condone
concise
cryptic
chronic
hidden; undercover; sneaky
cryptic
covert
copious
concise
something, typically money, awarded to someone as a recompense for loss, injury, or suffering
correlation
consolation
compensation
conjecture
feeling regret for having committed some wrongdoing
condone
conceited
confine
contrite
characteristic of informal spoken language or conversation
correlation
colloquial
conformity
conjecture
comfort received by a person after loss or disappointment
consolation
conformity
colloquial
compensation
mental calmness
cumbersome
commence
composure
colossal
