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Webster Dictionary :: Consecratory

CONSECRATORY, a. Making sacred.

Webster Dictionary :: Consectary

CONSECTARY, a. [L., to follow. See Seek .] Following; consequent; consequential;...

Webster Dictionary :: Consecution

CONSECUTION, n. [L., to follow. See Seek .] 1. A following or sequel; train of c...

Webster Dictionary :: Consecutive

CONSECUTIVE, a. [See Consecution .] 1. Following in a train; succeeding one anot...

Webster Dictionary :: Consecutively

CONSECUTIVELY, adv. by way of consequence or succession, in opposition to antece...

Webster Dictionary :: Consenescence

CONSENESCENCE, CONSENESCENCY, n. [L., to grow old.] A growing old; decay from ag...

Webster Dictionary :: Consenescency

CONSENESCENCE, CONSENESCENCY, n. [L., to grow old.] A growing old; decay from ag...

Webster Dictionary :: Consension

CONSENSION, n. [L. See Consent .] Agreement; accord. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Consent

CONSENT, n. [L., to be of one mind, to agree; to think, feel or perceive. See Se...

Webster Dictionary :: Consentaneous

CONSENTANEOUS, a. [L. See Consent .] Agreeable; accordant; consistent with; suit...

Webster Dictionary :: Consentaneously

CONSENTANEOUSLY, adv. Agreeably; consistently; suitably.

Webster Dictionary :: Consentaneousness

CONSENTANEOUSNESS, n. Agreement; accordance; consistency.

Webster Dictionary :: Consenter

CONSENTER, n. One who consents.

Webster Dictionary :: Consentient

CONSENTIENT, a. [L.] Agreeing in mind; accordant in opinion. The authority due t...

Webster Dictionary :: Consequence

CONSEQUENCE, n. [L., to follow. See Seek .] 1. That which follows from any act, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Consequent

CONSEQUENT, a. [L.] 1. Following, as the natural effect; with to or on. The righ...

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