| CONNASCENCIES | • CONNASCENCY n. the state of being connascent, also CONNASCENCE. |
| CONNATENESSES | • CONNATENESS n. the state of being connate. |
| CONNATURALISE | • connaturalise v. Alternative form of connaturalize. • CONNATURALISE v. to make of the same nature, also CONNATURALIZE. |
| CONNATURALITY | • connaturality n. The condition of being connatural. • CONNATURALITY n. the state of being connatural. |
| CONNATURALIZE | • connaturalize v. (Obsolete) To bring to the same nature as something else; to adapt. • CONNATURALIZE v. to make of the same nature, also CONNATURALISE. |
| CONNECTEDNESS | • connectedness n. The state or quality of being connected. • CONNECTEDNESS n. the state of being connected. |
| CONNECTIONISM | • connectionism n. (Cognitive science) Any of several fields of psychology that model brain processes in terms of interconnected… • CONNECTIONISM n. the theory that connections between neurons govern behaviour and thought. |
| CONNECTIONIST | • connectionist n. An advocate of connectionism. • connectionist adj. Of or relating to connectionism. |
| CONNOTATIONAL | • connotational adj. Of or pertaining to connotation. • CONNOTATIONAL adj. relating to connotation. |
| CONNOTATIVELY | • connotatively adv. In a way that connotes. • CONNOTATIVE adv. signifying or suggesting ideas, also CONNOTIVE. |
| CONNUBIALISMS | • CONNUBIALISM n. the state of being connubial. |
| CONNUMERATING | • connumerating v. Present participle of connumerate. • CONNUMERATE v. to count together. |
| CONNUMERATION | • connumeration n. A reckoning or counting together. • CONNUMERATION n. the act of connumerating. |