| CONNIVANCY | • connivancy n. (Obsolete) connivance. • CONNIVANCY n. the act of conniving, also CONNIVANCE. |
| CONNIVENCY | • connivency n. (Obsolete) connivance. • CONNIVENCY n. the state of being connivent, also CONNIVENCE. |
| CONNIVENTLY | • CONNIVENT adv. of insect or plant parts, converging and touching, but not united or fused. |
| CONNIVINGLY | • connivingly adv. In a conniving manner. • CONNIVINGLY adv. CONNIVING. |
| CONVENIENCY | • conveniency n. (Obsolete) Convenience. • CONVENIENCY n. fitness for performing an action or fulfilling a requirement, also CONVENIENCE. |
| CONVENIENTLY | • conveniently adv. In a convenient manner, form, or situation; without difficulty. • conveniently adv. In a manner provoking suspicion due to how well it suits someone’s purposes. • CONVENIENT adv. suited to personal comfort or to easy performance. |
| CONVEYANCING | • conveyancing n. (Law) The drawing of deeds etc. concerning transfer of property, and the legal execution of such transfers. • conveyancing v. Present participle of conveyance. • CONVEYANCING n. the act or business of drawing deeds. |
| CONVINCINGLY | • convincingly adv. In a convincing manner. • CONVINCING adv. CONVINCE, to satisfy as to truth or error. |
| CONVENTIONARY | • conventionary adj. (Obsolete) Acting under contract; settled by express agreement. • CONVENTIONARY adj. acting under contract. |
| CONVEYANCINGS | • conveyancings n. Plural of conveyancing. • CONVEYANCING n. the act or business of drawing deeds. |
| INCONVENIENCY | • inconveniency n. Archaic form of inconvenience. • INCONVENIENCY n. lack of convenience, also INCONVENIENCE. |
| INCONVINCIBLY | • inconvincibly adv. In an inconvincible manner. • INCONVINCIBLE adv. incapable of being convinced. |
| NOVOCENTENARY | • NOVOCENTENARY n. a 900th anniversary. |
| CONVENTIONALLY | • conventionally adv. Ordinarily, by convention. • CONVENTIONAL adv. formed by agreement or compact. |
| INCONVENIENTLY | • inconveniently adv. In an inconvenient manner. • INCONVENIENT adv. not convenient esp. in giving trouble or annoyance. |
| UNCONVINCINGLY | • unconvincingly adv. In an unconvincing manner. • UNCONVINCING adv. not convincing. |
| CONVENTIONALITY | • conventionality n. (Uncountable) The state of being conventional. • conventionality n. (Countable) Something conventional; a convention. • CONVENTIONALITY n. a conventional usage, practice, or thing. |