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` confidant * congestive heart failure
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`con-fi-dant \'kan-fa-,dant, -,dant\ n : one
`to whom secrets are confided
`con-fi-dante \-,dant, -,dant\ 7 :
`DANT; esp : one who is a woman
`con-fide \kon-'fid\ vb con-fid-ed; con-
`fid-ing 1: to have or show faith : TRUST
`<~ ina friend> 2: to tell confidentially
`«(~~ asecret> 3: ENTRUST
`1con-fi-dence \'kan-fa-doans\ n 1: TRUST,
`RELIANCE 2 : SELF-ASSURANCE, BOLD-
`NESS 3: a state of trust or intimacy 4
`: SECRET 2 — con-fi-dent\-dont\ adj —
`con-fi-dent-ly adv
`2confidence adj : of or relating to swin-
`dling by false promises <a ~~ game>
`1
`con-fi-den-tial \,kan-fa-"den-shal\ adj
`: SECRET, PRIVATE <~ information> 2
`: entrusted with confidences <~ clerk>
`— con-fi-den-ti-al-i-ty \-,den-shé-'a-lo-
`aan — con-fi-den-tial-ly \-'den-sha-lé\
`con-fig-u-ra-tion \kon-,fi-gya-'ra-shon\ 7
`: structural arrangementof parts : SHAPE
`con-fig-ure \kon-'fi-gyar\ vb -ured; -ur-
`ing : to set up for operation esp.in a par-
`ticular way
`con-fine \ken-'fin\ vb con-fined; con-
`fin-ing 1: to hold within a location: also
`:
`IMPRISON 2 : to keep within limits
`<will ~ my remarks to one subject) —
`con-fine-ment 1 — con-fin-er n
`con-fines \'kan-,finz\ 2 pi : BOUNDS, BOR-
`DERS
`1 : to give ap-
`con-firm \kon-'farm\ vb
`proval to : RATIFY 2: to make firm or
`firmer 3 : to administer the rite of con-
`firmation to 4 : VERIFY, CORROBORATE
`— con-fir-ma-to-ry \-'far-ma-,tor-é\ adj
`con-fir-ma-tion \,kan-far-'ma-shon\ 1
`1
`: a religious ceremony admitting a person
`to full membership in a church or syna-
`gogue 2: arract of ratifying or corrobo-
`rating; also : PROOF
`con-fis-cate \'kan-fo-,skat\ vb -cat-ed;
`-cat-ing [L confiscare, fr. com- with + fis-
`cus treasury] : to take possession of by or
`as if by public authority — con-fis-ca-
`tion \,kan-fs-'ska-shan\ 2 — conefis-ca-
`to-ry
`\koan-'fis-ka-,tor-é\ adj
`con-fit \k6n-'fé\ nm : a garnish of fruit or
`vegetables cooked in a seasoned liquid
`con-fla-gra-tion \,kan-flo-'gra-shan\ n
`: FIRE: esp : a large disastrous fire
`tcon-flict \"kan-,flikt\ 2 1: WAR 2:
`clash between hostile or opposing ele-
`ments, ideas, or forces
`2con-flict \kon-'flikt\ vb : to show opposi-
`tion or irreconcilability : CLASH
`con-fiu-ence \'kan-,fli-ans, kon-'flii-\
`1: acoming together at one point 2: the
`meeting or place of meeting of two or
`more streams — con-flu-ent \-ant\ adj
`con-flux \'kan-,flaks\ m : CONFLUENCE
`con-form \kon-'form\ vb 1: to be similar
`or identical; also : AGREE 2 : to obey
`customs or standards; also: COMPLY —
`con-form-able adj — con-form-ist
`\-"for-mist\ adj
`con-for-mance \kon-'for-mans\ 7 : CON-
`FORMITY
`con-for-ma-tion \,kan-for-'ma-shon\ 7 : a
`forming into a whole by arranging parts
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`con-for-mi-ty \kon-'for-ma-té\ n, pi -ties
`: HARMONY, AGREEMENT 2 : COMPLI-
`ANCE, OBEDIENCE
`con-found \kon-'faind, kan-\ vb 1: to
`throw into disorder or confusion
`2
`: CONFUSE 2 * Synonyms BEWILDER,
`PUZZLE, PERPLEX, BEFOG
`con-fra-ter-ni-ty \,kan-fra-'tar-na-té\ 1 : a
`society devoted esp.
`to a religious or
`charitable cause
`con-frere \'kan-,frer, "ko"-\ no
`LEAGUE, COMRADE
`con-front \kan-"front\ vb 1: to face esp.
`in challenge : OPPOSE; also : to deal un-
`flinchingly with <~ed the issue> 2 : to
`cause to face or meet — con-fron-ta-
`tion \,kan-fron-'ta-shan\ » — con-fron-
`ta-tion-al \-sha-n°*I\ adj
`Con-fuecian \kon-'fyii-shan\ adj : of or
`relating to the Chinese philosopher Con-
`fucius or his teachings — Con-fu-cian-
`ism \-sho-,ni-zam\ 7
`con-fuse \kon-'fyiiz\ vb con-fused; con-
`fus-ing 1 : to make mentally unclear or
`uncertain; also : to disturb the composure
`of 2: to mix up : JUMBLE * Synonyms
`MUDDLE, BEFUDDLE, ADDLE, FLUSTER
`— con-fus-ed-ly \-"fyii-zad-le\ ady —
`con-fus-ing-ly \-'fyii-zin-le\ adv
`con-fu-sion \-'fyii-zhon\ 7 1: an act or
`instance of ¢onfusing 2 : the quality or
`state of being confused
`con-fute \kan-'fyiit\ vb con-fut-ed; con-
`fut-ing : to overwhelm by argument: RE-
`FUTE — con-fu-ta-tion \,kan-fyu-'ta-
`shon\ 7
`cong abbr congress; congressional
`con-ga \'kan-go\ 7 : a Cuban dance of
`African origin performed by a group usu.
`in single file
`con-geal \kan-jél\ vb 1: FREEZE 2: to
`make or becomehard or thick
`con-gee \'kan-jé\ ” : porridge made
`from rice
`con-ge-ner \'kan-ja-nar\ nm : one related
`to another; esp : a plant or animal of the
`same taxonomic genus as another —
`con-ge-ner-ic \,kan-ja-'ner-ik\ adj
`con-ge-nial \kon-'jé-nyal\ adj
`1
`: KIN-
`DRED, SYMPATHETIC <~ companions>
`2 : suited to one’s taste or nature
`: AGREEABLE — con-ge-ni-al-i-ty \-jé-
`né-'a-lo-té\ 2 — con-ge-nial-ly adv
`con-gen-i-tal \kan-'je-na-t*l\ adj : existing
`at or dating from birth ¢<~ deafness>
`¢ Synonyms INBORN,
`INNATE, NATU-
`RAL
`con-ger eel] \'kan-gar-\ 7 : a large edible
`marine eel of the Atlantic
`con-ge-ries \'kan-jo-(,)réz\ mn, pi con-
`geries : AGGREGATION, COLLECTION
`con-gest \kan-'jest\ vb 1: to cause ex-
`cessive fullness of the blood vessels of (as
`alung) 2: to obstruct by overcrowding
`— con-ges-tion \-'jes-chan\ 2 — con-
`ges-tive \-"jes-tiv\ adj
`congestive heart failure 7 : heart failure
`in which the heart is unable to keep
`enough blood circulating in the tissues or
`is unable to pumpout the blood returned
`to it by the veins
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