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61con|ge|ni|al|i|ty — «kuhn JEE nee AL uh tee, JEEN YAL », noun. congenial quality …
62con|ge|ry — «kon JIHR ee, KON juh ree», noun, plural ries. = congeries: (Cf. ↑congeries) »The author reveals a congery of opinions (August Heckscher). ╂[back formation < congeries] …
63con|gé — «KON zhay; French kn ZHAY», noun. 1. formal departure: »We made our congé briskly (New Yorker). 2. abrupt dismissal; discharge: »The insolent manager was speedily given his congé. 3. permission to leave: »You may have your congé any time you like …
64con|gi|us — «KON jee uhs», noun, plural gi|i « jee y». 1. an ancient Roman unit of liquid measure equal to about 7 pints. 2. Pharmacy. a gallon. Abbr: C. or cong. ╂[< Latin congius < Greek kónchos conch, mussel] …
65con|go — «KONG goh», noun. = congou. (Cf. ↑congou) …
66con|ic — «KON ihk», adjective, noun. –adj. = conical. (Cf. ↑conical) –n. = conic section. (Cf. ↑conic section) ╂[< Greek kōnikós < kônos cone] …
67con|nu|bi|al|i|ty — «kuh NOO bee AL uh tee, NYOO », noun, plural ties. 1. the connubial state. 2. the practice or right of marrying. 3. an action or thing characteristic of marriage …
68con|ta|gi|a — «kuhn TAY jee uh», noun. plural of contagium …
69con|ta|gi|um — «kuhn TAY jee uhm», noun, plural gi|a. = contagion. (Cf. ↑contagion) …
70con|ta|ki|on — «kuhn TAH kee on; Greek kn tahkyn», noun. = kontakion. (Cf. ↑kontakion) …
