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Webster Dictionary :: Concisely
CONCISELY, adv. Briefly; in few words; comprehensively.
Webster Dictionary :: Concise
CONCISE, a. [L., cut off, brief, to cut. See Class Gd. No. 2. 4. 8. 49. 59.] Bri...
Webster Dictionary :: Concionatory
CONCIONATORY, a. [L., An assembly.] Used in preaching or discourses to public as...
Webster Dictionary :: Concionator
CONCIONATOR, n. A preacher. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Concinnous
CONCINNOUS, a. [L. See Concinnity .] Fit; suitable; agreeable; becoming; pleasan...
Webster Dictionary :: Concinnity
CONCINNITY, n. [L. Fit, to fit or prepare; to sound in accord.] 1. Fitness; suit...
Webster Dictionary :: Conciliatory
CONCILIATORY, a. Tending to conciliate, or reconcile; tending to make peace betw...
Webster Dictionary :: Conciliator
CONCILIATOR, n. One who conciliates or reconciles.
Webster Dictionary :: Conciliation
CONCILIATION, n. The act of winning or gaining, as esteem, favor or affection; r...
Webster Dictionary :: Conciliating
CONCILIATING, ppr. 1. Winning; engaging; reconciling. 2. Winning; having the qua...
Webster Dictionary :: Conciliated
CONCILIATED, pp. Won; gained; engaged by moral influence, as by favor or affecti...
Webster Dictionary :: Conciliate
CONCILIATE, v.t. [L. To draw or bring together, to unite; Gr. To call. The prima...
Webster Dictionary :: Conciliar
CONCILIAR, a. [L. A council.] Pertaining or relating to a council. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Conciliable
CONCILIABLE, n. A small assembly. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Conciator
CONCIATOR, n. In glass-works, the person who weighs and proportions the salt on ...
Webster Dictionary :: Conchyliology
CONCHYLIOLOGIST, CONCHYLIOLOGY, from L. Conchylium, a shell-fish, are sometimes ...
