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coalition n. alliance; union; voluntary joining together; agreement made between two or more parties to work together toward a common goalcode n. cipher; string of commands in a programming language (Computers); collection of instructions of the law; the codex and rulescode v. to ciphercogent adj. appealing to the intellect or powers of reasoning; convincingcognition n. awareness; perceptioncoherent adj. sticking together; consistentcohesive adj. sticking together; forming a unit or union; united; related to each othercoin n. metal money; piece of stamped metal currency (as opposed to paper bills)coincide v. to occupy the same relative position or the same area in space; to happen at the same time or during the same period; to correspond exactly; be identical; to agree exactly, as in opinion; concurcoincidence n. chance occurrence; unforeseen event; occurrence of two or more events at the same time; condition of occupying the same place at the same timecollaborate v. to work together; to cooperatecollaboration n. working together; cooperationcollapse v. to fall down or inward suddenly; cave in; to break down suddenly in strength or health and thereby cease to functioncollate v. to compare in a critical manner; to verify; to gather; to sort; to collect; to assemble; to compilecollateral adj. of secondary importance; insignificant; correspondingcollateral n. security depositcolleague n. fellow worker; co-workercollectible adj. payable; subject to or requiring payment especially as specifiedcollectible n. rare objectcollection n. group of objects that are related to each other; selection; choice; assortment; accumulationcollide v. to crash; to meet head on; to come together with solid or direct impactcolloquial adj. conversational; not used in formal speaking or writing; informalcollusion n. A secret agreement between two or more parties for a fraudulent, illegal, or deceitful purposecombination n. joining; union; an ordered sequencecombine n. harvesting machinecombine v. to unite; to join; to come together; to become onecome across v. to happen upon; to find by chance; to discover; to seecome along v. to accompany someone; to forward; to appear; to advance; to proceed; to succeedcomfort n. relief; consolation; cozinesscomfort v. to bring relief; to encourage; to consolecomfortable adj. easy; relaxing; cozy; financially well to docomforting adj. consoling; encouraging; reassuring; brining relief; hearteningcommand n. order; direction; control; domination; headquarterscommand v. to rule; to control; to be in charge; to be in authority; to demandcommemorate v. to honor the memory of with a ceremony; to serve as a memorial tocommensurate v. of the same size, extent, or duration as another; corresponding in size or degree; proportionatecomment n. remark; note; statement; explanation; explanatory note; response; reactioncomment v. to make a remark; to explain; to write an explanatory notecommentary n. series of remarks; explanation (often written in essay or book form)commerce n. trade; business; transactions; exchange of products/services and moneycommercial adj. pertaining to business; pertaining to buying and sellingcommercial n. television or radio advertisementcommission n. percentage of profits earned by a salesperson; document that grants certain powers; authorization; group of people with authoritycommission v. to contract; to order; to empower; to authorize; to confer; to rankcommit v. to perform; to do; to engage; to execute; to offer; to pledge (one's loyalty, etc.); to be obliged; to give; to entrustcommitment n. obligation; promisecommitted adj. obligated; engaged; industrious; ambitious; loyalcommittee n. a group of people officially delegated to perform a function, such as investigating, considering, reporting, or acting on a mattercommodity n. merchandise; goods; item that is bought and sold; something usefulcommotion n. a condition of turbulent motion; an agitated disturbancecommunication n. exchange of information or

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ideas; transfer; passing along; letter; messagecommute v. to exchange; to replace; to convert; to travel back and forth regularly (i.e. to work)commuter n. person who travels back and forth between home and workcomparable adj. admitting of comparison with another or others; similar or equivalentcomparatively adv. relativelycompare v. to show how (people or things) are alike or different; to consider to be similarcomparison n. pointing out of similarities and differences; similarity; likenesscompartment n. one of the parts or spaces into which an area is subdivided; a separate room, section, or chambercompartmentalize v. to separate into sections; to partitioncompatible adj. capable of existing together in harmony; congruous; able to be used with other machines without alternation; able to be used on or with other computers without being changedcompatible n. piece of equipment which can be used with other machines without alternation; device which can be used on or with other Computers without being changedcompel v. to force; to coerce; to influence; to impose; to demandcompendium n. a short, complete summary; an abstract; a list or collection of various itemscompensate v. to reward; to reimburse; to pay back; to make up forcompensation n. repayment; something done to make up for (a loss, deficiency or fault)compete v. to contest; to contend against another; to participate in a contestcompetent adj. adept; capable; fit; suitably skilled; well qualified; experiencedcompetition n. rivalry; contest; act of competing against anothercompetitive adj. involving rivalry; tending to contest