| CONSECRATIONS | • consecrations n. Plural of consecration. • CONSECRATION n. the act or ceremony of consecrating. |
| CONSECTANEOUS | • consectaneous adj. Following as a matter of course. • CONSECTANEOUS adj. following by logical consequence. |
| CONSECUTIVELY | • consecutively adv. In a consecutive manner; without interruption. • CONSECUTIVE adv. following one after the other in order. |
| CONSENESCENCE | • consenescence n. The condition of growing old. • CONSENESCENCE n. a state of general decay, also CONSENESCENCY. |
| CONSENESCENCY | • consenescency n. Archaic form of consenescence. • CONSENESCENCY n. a state of general decay, also CONSENESCENCE. |
| CONSENTANEITY | • consentaneity n. Consentaneousness. • CONSENTANEITY n. the quality of being consentaneous, agreeable. |
| CONSENTANEOUS | • consentaneous adj. Done or made by general consent; widely agreed or approved. • consentaneous adj. Agreeable; suited. • CONSENTANEOUS adj. accordant or agreeable; consistent. |
| CONSENTIENCES | • CONSENTIENCE n. agreement. |
| CONSEQUENCING | • consequencing v. Present participle of consequence. • CONSEQUENCE v. (archaic) to draw a consequence from. |
| CONSEQUENTIAL | • consequential adj. Following as a result. • consequential adj. Having significant consequences; of importance. • consequential adj. Important or significant. |
| CONSERVANCIES | • conservancies n. Plural of conservancy. • CONSERVANCY n. a board regulating fisheries and navigation in a river or port. |
| CONSERVATIONS | • conservations n. Plural of conservation. • CONSERVATION n. a careful preservation and protection of something. |
| CONSERVATISED | • conservatised v. Simple past tense and past participle of conservatise. • CONSERVATISE v. to grow conservative, also CONSERVATIZE. |
| CONSERVATISES | • conservatises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of conservatise. • CONSERVATISE v. to grow conservative, also CONSERVATIZE. |
| CONSERVATISMS | • conservatisms n. Plural of conservatism. • CONSERVATISM n. the principles and policies of a Conservative party. |
| CONSERVATIVES | • conservatives n. Plural of conservative. • Conservatives n. (Politics) plural of Conservative. • Conservatives prop.n. (UK politics) The Conservative Party. |
| CONSERVATIZED | • conservatized v. Simple past tense and past participle of conservatize. • CONSERVATIZE v. to grow conservative, also CONSERVATISE. |
| CONSERVATIZES | • conservatizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of conservatize. • CONSERVATIZE v. to grow conservative, also CONSERVATISE. |
| CONSERVATOIRE | • conservatoire n. (Music) A music academy. • CONSERVATOIRE n. (French) a public place of instruction in any special branch, esp. music and the arts. |
| CONSERVATORIA | • conservatoria n. Plural of conservatorium. • CONSERVATORIUM n. (Latin) a school of music, also CONSERVATOIRE. |