confining
1> ; 
2> ; ;
_Ex:
a confining job  

confirm
1> ;
_Ex:
the report has now been confirmed  
;
_Ex:
please confirm your telephone message by letter _. 
    ;
_Ex:
to confirm by oath _.  (-)  
2> , ;
_Ex:
the appointment has been confirmed by a higher authority
   ;
_Ex:
to confirm smb. in office  -  ;
_Ex:
to confirm the decision of the lower court _. 
  
3>  ()
4> , ;
_Ex:
to confirm smb. in his decision  -.  
;
_Ex:
later events confirmed his determination  
  
5> _. 

confirmand
1> _. 

confirmation
1> , ;
_Ex:
confirmation note   ();
_Ex:
confirmation of statement  ;
_Ex:
this fact has found further confirmation   
 ;
_Ex:
in confirmation of our letter _.   
;
_Ex:
don't believe rumours that lack confirmation  
 
2> ; ;
_Ex:
confirmation of an executive act by a legislative body
   

3> _. ;
_Ex:
confirmation class   (  
  )

confirmative
1> ; ;
_Ex:
confirmative experiments  

confirmatory
1> ; 

confirmed
1> 
_Ex:
confirmed invalid  ;
_Ex:
confirmed habit  
2> , ;
_Ex:
confirmed bachelor  ;
_Ex:
he was a confirmed countryman       
 
3> _. 
4> ;
_Ex:
confirmed report  

confirmee
1> _. 

confiscable, confiscatable
1>  

confiscate
1> ; 
2>   ( )
3> , 

confiscation
1> ; 

confiscatory
1> ;
_Ex:
confiscatory taxes  

confitent
1> _. 

confiteor
1> _.     ( )

confiture
1> , 

confix
1> 

conflagrant
1>   ,  

conflagrate
1> 
2> ;
_Ex:
the excitement which conflagrated the nation ,
   

conflagration
1>   (.  . ,  
. .);
_Ex:
world conflagration   ( )

conflate
1> _. , 
2> . pass _.    

conflation
1> _. . 
2> _.      

conflict
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
conflict between religion and science  
 ;
_Ex:
conflict of interest  ;
2>   (.  );
_Ex:
conflict-of-interest law  ( ,
   . .)    
   . .;
_Ex:
conflict-of-interest violation  
 (  . .)    
 . .;
_Ex:
conflict of jurisdiction _.  ;
_Ex:
conflict of laws   ; 
;    (  
 )
3>  , 
4>  ,   . .
5> ;
_Ex:
conflict of evidence    
6> _.  ;   ,
 
7> ;
_Ex:
my interests conflict with yours   
;
_Ex:
some British laws conflict with international laws 
     ;
_Ex:
your account of the causes of war conflicts with ours 
      
8> ;   , 

conflicting
1> 
_Ex:
conflicting emotions  

conflictive
1> 

conflow
1> 

confluence
1>  ();  ()
2>    ;
_Ex:
built upon the confluence of the rivers   
 
3>  , 
4> ; ;
_Ex:
the confluence of scholarship that made a breakthrough in
science  ,    

confluent
1>    
2>  
3> ; ;
_Ex:
confluent streams  
4> _. ;
_Ex:
confluent smallpox  

conflux
1>  ();  ()
2>    ;
_Ex:
built upon the conflux of the rivers   
 
3>  , 
4> ; ;
_Ex:
the conflux of scholarship that made a breakthrough in
science  ,    

confocal
1> _. _. , 

conform
1> ; ;
_Ex:
to conform one's life to certain principles  
     
2> ;
_Ex:
to conform to the specifications  ;
_Ex:
good conforming to our reguirements , 
  
3> ;
_Ex:
to conform furrows to the slope of the land 
     
4> 
5> ;
_Ex:
to conform to the rules  
6>    

conformability
1> 
2> _.    

conformable
1> ;
_Ex:
decisions conformable to the will of the people ,
  
2> 
3> , ;
_Ex:
conformable to the wishes of one's parents 
 
4> _. 

conformably
1> , 

conformal
1> _. 
2> _. ;
_Ex:
conformal map    

conformance
1> ; ; 
2> 

conformation
1> , , 
2> ;
_Ex:
the gradual conformation of an embryo  

3> ;   
4> 
5> ;   ()
6> _. 
7> _. ;
_Ex:
conformation of the seabed   

conformational
1> _. 

conformism
1> ;  ,  ;
 ( )
2>   

conformist
1> ,  (   . .)
2> _. _. 
3> ,  ( , ,
)

conformity
1> ; ;
_Ex:
conformity between the testimony and the facts 
   ;
_Ex:
in conformity   ();
_Ex:
in conformity with the law  ;
_Ex:
in conformity with your instructions _.  
  ;
_Ex:
to dress in conformity with the latest fashion  
 ;   
2> , 
3> ; 
4> _. , ,  
 
5> _.    

confound
1> ,   ;   ;
_Ex:
to be confounded by smb.s evidence    
-. ;
_Ex:
to feel confounded by smb.'s praise  
-. ;
_Ex:
the poor election results confounded the government
    
  
2> , ;
_Ex:
to confound words  ;
_Ex:
to confound twins      ;
_Ex:
I always confound him with his brother    
  
3> ;
_Ex:
to confound plans  
4> ;
_Ex:
confound it!, confound you!  !,   !;
_Ex:
confound that silly fool!     !

confounded
1> ,   ; ;
_Ex:
a confounded look    
2> _-. ;
_Ex:
confounded liar  
3> _-.  (    );
_Ex:
you confounded fool!    !;
_Ex:
I have been waiting a confounded long time    
 ;
_Ex:
you are a confounded nuisance!    !

confoundedly
1> _-. , , , ;
_Ex:
confoundedly annoying  ;
_Ex:
confoundedly good dinner   

confraternity
1> 

confrere
1> , 

confront
1>  ;
_Ex:
my house confronts yours     ()
2>    ;
_Ex:
he was confronted by two queer-looking men    
    
3> ;
_Ex:
to be confronted by difficulties   
4>  (-  -);
_Ex:
to confront the pupils with too much information 
   ;
_Ex:
to confront a reader with statistics   
  
5> ,    (, )
6> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
he was confronted with his accusers    
 ,  
7> _. ;
_Ex:
the lawyer confronted the accused man with the forged check
    
8> , , 

confrontation
1> ;
_Ex:
confrontation of opinion   
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
nuclear confrontation  ;
_Ex:
we need detente, not confrontation   
,   
3> , ;
_Ex:
to bring into confrontation present and past 
  
4> _. ,  

confrontationist
1> ,    , 
(, )
2> ,     , 
(   . .)

confrontment
1> _. ;
_Ex:
confrontment of opinion   
2> _. _. , ;
_Ex:
nuclear confrontment  ;
_Ex:
we need detente, not confrontment   
,   
3> _. , ;
_Ex:
to bring into confrontment present and past 
  
4> _. _. ,  

Confucianism
1>  , 

confusable
1>  ,   
2>   

confuse
1> ,   ;
_Ex:
to confuse a pupil by difficult questions  
 
2> , ;
_Ex:
to confuse two authors of the same name   
  ;
_Ex:
to confuse two words of similar spelling   
  ;
_Ex:
to confuse money with happiness  
 
3> , ;
_Ex:
stop confusing the issue   

confused
1> ;   ;
_Ex:
to become confused ,   
2> ; ;
_Ex:
confused sounds  ;
_Ex:
confused account  ;
_Ex:
confused statement  

confusing
1>   ;
_Ex:
confusing instructions  

confusion
1> , ;
_Ex:
to put smb. to confusion  -.  ;
_Ex:
this event threw the household into utter confusion 
     
2> ;
_Ex:
to leave one's papers in confusion   

3> , ; ;
_Ex:
confusion of thoughts  
_Ex:
confusion of sounds  ;
_Ex:
he remained calm in the confusion of battle  
   
4> ;
_Ex:
there was some confusion about tickets  
 ; -  
5> _.  ;  ; 
 
6>  , 
7> _.  
_Id:
confusion worse confounded  ,  

confutable
1> 

confutation
1> 

confute
1> ;  , 
_Ex:
to confute an argument  ;
_Ex:
to confute an opponent  ,   

conga
1> ,  
2>  "",   (. conga drum)

conge
1> 
_Ex:
to take one's conge 
2>  ;
_Ex:
to give smb. his conge  -. , 
-.
3>  , 
4> ;  ;
_Ex:
we made our conge briskly   
5>  
6> _. ,  

congeal
1> , ;
_Ex:
his blood was congealed     ( )
2> _.   ; , ,
 
3> 
4> 

congee
1> _. 
_Ex:
to take one's congee 
2> _.  ;
_Ex:
to give smb. his congee  -. ,
 -.
3> _.  , 
4> _. ;  ;
_Ex:
we made our congee briskly   
5> _.  

congelation
1> , ; 
_Ex:
congelation point _.  
2> 
3> 
4> _.   ( )

congelifraction
1> _. ,    
 

congener
1> _.   ,     ,

2> _. _.    

congeneric, congenerical
1> _.    , 

congenerous
1> _. ; ;   ;
_Ex:
congenerous muscles  ,  


congenial
1> , 
_Ex:
congenial tastes  
_Ex:
poetry and music are congenial    
 ;
_Ex:
in that small village he found few persons congenial to him
          
2> , ; 
_Ex:
congenial employment  
_Ex:
congenial weather  
_Ex:
climate congenial to health ,   
_Ex:
congenial variety of stock   

congeniality
1> ; ; 

congenital
1> ; 
_Ex:
congenital idiocy  
_Ex:
congenital dislikes  

conger
1> _.   (Conger conger)

conger-eel
1> _.   (Conger conger)
2> _. 

congeries
1> (.  .  .  . .) , , 

congery
1> _. (.  .  .  . .) , , 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
a congery of opinions    

congest
1> . pass , 
_Ex:
the streets are often congested   
()
2> , 
3> ,  (.  ); 
_Ex:
his face was congested with anger    
  
4>   ( )

congested
1>  ( , ); 
_Ex:
congested traffic  
2> 
_Ex:
congested population  
3> _.   ( ); ,


congestion
1> ;
_Ex:
congestion of population  
2>  ( ); ""
3> , , 
4> _.  ; ; , 

conglobate
1> , 
2>   
3>   

conglobe
1>   
2>   

conglobulation
1>   ,   
2>  ( )
3>  ,    ;
 

conglomeracy
1> _.   

conglomerate
1> ;   
2> _. () ,  
3> _. ,  
4> . 
_Ex:
conglomerate gland _.    ,
   
5> _. 
6>    
7>    

conglomeration
1>    , , 
2> _. 
_Ex:
the stew was a conglomeration of meat and vegetables 
     

conglomerator
1>  ,  

conglutinant
1> 
2> _.  ,  

conglutinate
1> _. 
2> _. ; 
3> _.  
4> _.  ( )

conglutination
1> , 
2> _. 
3> _. 

Congo colours
1> _. -

Congolese
1> ; 
2> ;   

congrats, congratters
1> _. !

congratulant
1> 
2> 

congratulate
1> 
_Ex:
I congratulate you on the happy event   
  (.   )
_Ex:
to congratulate oneself  ( );

_Ex:
I congratulated myself on my escape   ,  
 
_Ex:
you should congratulate yourself on your appearance 
   

congratulation
1> . _pl. 
_Ex:
a letter of congratulation  
_Ex:
congratulations! !, !
_Ex:
to offer congratulations on smth.   -
_Ex:
I thank you for your kind congratulations on my marriage
        

congratulatory
1> 
_Ex:
congratulatory address  

congregant
1>  
2> 

congregate
1> _. , 
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. , 

congregation
1> , 
2> _. ,  (   
)
3> _. , 
4> _. ,  ; 
    (  )
5>    ( )

congregational
1>   
_Ex:
congregational singing   (   )
2> _. 
_Ex:
congregational church   ( 
 )

Congregationalism
1> _. ,  (
 )

congregative
1>   
2>  ; 

