Condescend

kou-de-send', v.i. to descend will- ingly from a superior position to act kindly to inferiors: to deign to lower one’s self. [L. con intensive, and descendo, to descend Condescending, kon-d e-sen d'ing, adj. yielding to inferiors courteous obliging. adv. Condescendingly. Condescension, kon-de-sen's hun, «. kindne to inferiors courtesy. Condign, kon-dTn adj. well merited adequate (generally said of punishment).—adv. Con more mute mOQn Men. 87 99 IMG:page-099.webp:Page 99 dignly con. Condiment, along It: dio, Condition, exist rank arrangement. upon. Conditional, stipulations Conditionally Conditioned, condition tions Condole, to dole Oondolemont, dOl'ens, sorrow. Condonation, Condone, done, Condor, the Peruvian Conduoe, end duco, Conducible, lutj mote.— Condnc'ibleneBS, Conduct, direct: carry Conduct, managing Condootible. conducted Conduction, conducting conductor, Conductive, or Conductivity, bodies Conductor, that has heat, Conduit, lead conductus— Cone, base, as —Or sharpen Coney Confabulate, together con, fabula, Gt.pbad, Confect, fruit, Comfit. gether Confectioner, ary, Condiment Confirmation n. Condign ne . [L. condign us — Confectionery, kon-fek's huiver-i, ». sweetmeats wholly, digit us, worthy.] in general a place for making or selling sweetkon'dwment, «. that which is put meats. with something else to preserve or pickle Confederacy, kon-f«d'6r-a-si, n a league or mutual — seasoning: sauce. [L. cond i mentum con engagement persons or states united by a to preserve, to pickle.] league kon-dish'un, n. state in which things Confederate, kon-fed'fcr-ftt, adj leagued together: — a particular manner of being quality allied n. one united in a league an ally an temper a term of a contract proposal accomplice. v.i. and v.t to league together or v.i to make terms —v to agree join in a league. [L, conf ceder at us, pa.p. of — [L. conditio -condo to put together.] confoedero—con together, feed us, foederis, a kon-dish'un-al, adj. depending on league.] or conditions not absolute —adv. Confederation, kon-fed-er-a's hun, n. a league alliance, especially of princes, states, . kon-dish'und, adj. having a certain Confer, kon-fer, v.t to give or bestow.— v.i. to state, or quality subject to limit a talk or consult together \—pr.p. conferring; —the opp of absolute pa.p conferred'. Fr —L. conjcro—con, tokon-d behave. electricity to solution or transmit. [See Conduce.) Confidant, kon'fi-dant or kon-fi-dant', n one conk on'dukt, n act or method of leading or fided in or intrusted with secrets a bosom guidance management behaviour friend —few Con'fldante [O. Fr.. Fr. confikon-dukt'i-bl, ndj. capable ol being dent or transmitted —u Conductibil'lty.' Confide, kon-fld', v.i to trust wholly or have kon-duk's hun, n act or pioperty of faith in to rely.—v to intrust, or commit to or transmitting transmi ion by a the charge of. confido-con, sig. complete as heat ne , and fido, to trust.] kon-dukt'iv, adj having the quality Confidence, kon'fi -dens, u firm trust or belief power of conducting or transmitting. scli-rchance firmne : boldne . kon-duk-tiv'i-ti, n. a {xiwer that Confident, kon'fi-dent. adj. trusting firmly havhave of transmitting heat and electricity ing full belief, positive, bold, adv. Confikon-dukt'or, n the person or thing dently conducts a (cade i a manager that which Confidential, kon-fi-den's hal, adj. (given) in con the property of transmitting electricity, fidence admitted to confidence pt lVuLe.— adv. —fan. Conduct're . Confidentially. kon'dit or kiin n a channel or pipe to Configuration, kon-fig-G-ra's hun, «. external or convey water, [Fr. conduit - L. figure or shape relative position or aspect, as conditio to lead of planets (L. configuratio—con, together, and kbn, n a solid pointed figure with a circular ftguro, to form. See Figure.] [fined. as a sugar-loaf fruit shaped like a cone, Confinable, kon-fln'a-bl, adj. tliat may be can that of the pme, [Fr, cone—k, conus Confine, kon-fin', v.t to limit, inclose, imprison. hones, a peak, a peg from a root ha, to (Fr. confiner, to border on. to confine— cott allied to E. hone.] finis, having a common boundary, bordering See Cony. upon con the end or boundary.] to kon chat-f.ib'G-la— Confabulation.to talk familiarly(L. Confine,generallyk used fill, in plural.border, boundary, or limit— together, and Jabulor, /abulatus, to talk-- Confinement, kon-fin'ment, n state of being shut the thing spoken about —fan, akin to up restraint from going abroad by sickne , and phinti to speak.] and esp of women in childbirth seclusion. .kon'fekt.prepared Confection,with sugar kon-fek's hun,a sweetmeat K.a Confirm.,establish kon-ferm',to a ure v.t.to admit to strengthen:to full communion to fix or [I*, conficio, confect us, to make up tom the Episcopal Church --adj. Conflrm'able. con together, facio, to make.] fFr. —L. confirmo—con, intensive, and root of kon-fek's hun-£r, {£.) Oonfec'tiou- Firm.] «. one who makes or sells confections. Confirmation, kon-fer-ma's hun, n. a making firm ffite, far mS. her mine mOte mute mObn then. 100 IMG:page-100.webp:Page 100 n Confirmative sure convincing proof the rite by which persons are admitted to full communion in the Episcopal Church. [firm.