Conciliatory

kon-sil'-e-à-to-re, a. tending to conciliate, CONCRETE ] kon-sin'-nus, a. suitable; becoming; harmonizing (L.) kon'-she-o-nå-tiv, a. adapted to or kon'-she-o-na-to-re,s used in preaching (L. concio, an a embly). kon-sise' a. comprehending much in few, words; Concisely, brief; kon-sise' terse -le, (L. ad. con in, and a concise cædo, casum, manner. to cut). Concisene , kon-sise'-nes, s. the quality of being concise. kon-sizh'-un, s. a faction; circumcision, as schismatic. kon-se-ta'-shun, s. the act of stirring up or putting in motion (L. con, and cito, to stir up). kon-kla-ma'-shun, s. an outcry or shout of many together (L. con, and clamo, to cry). kon'-klave, s. the a embly of cardinals shut up for the election of a pope; the body of cardinals; meeting the apartment or close where a embly they (L. are a locked room, ., up; that a private may be locked, from con, and clavis, a key). to determine; kon-elude to bring, v.a. to to infer, a conclusion as from or premises end; to; arrange finally: v.n. to infer; to determine; to form afinal judgment; to end (L.con, and claudo, clausum, to shut). kon-elude-en-se, s. logical deduction. a. bringing to a close; decisive. kon-elude-ing, a. final. Concludingly, konklude'-ing-le, ad. conclusively. kon-klu'-zhun, s. the close or end; the sum; logical inference; final decision; experiment. kon-klu'-zhun-al, a. concluding. -siv, a.decisive. Conclusively, konklu'-siv-le, ad. in a conclusive manner. Conclusivene , kon-klu'-siv-nes, s. the quality of being conclusive. kon-klu'-zo-re, a. conclusive. purify; kon-kokt' to ripen;, v.a. to form to boil and together prepare;to in digest the mind;; to to devise (L. con, and coquo, coctum, to cook). kon-kok'-shun, s. the act of concoction: the thing concocted; devising. kon-kokt'-iv, a. digestive. kon-kul -lur, a. of one colour. kon-kom'-e-tans, s. the state of being kon-kom'-e-tan-se,s concomitant. kon-kom'-e-tant, a. accompanying; conjoined with: s. a thing that accompanies another; accompaniment (L. con, and comes, a companion.) Concomitantly,kom-kom'-e-tant-le, ad. ina concomitant way. kon'-kawrd, s. agreement between persons; union in opinions, sentiments, or interests: harmony; agreement of words in construction [Gram. ] (L. con, and cor, cord is the heart)., a. that may accord; harmonious. kon-kawrd'-ans, s. the state of being concordant; agreement; an index; the principal words in a book, with references to the pa ages where they occur, such as in the Bible or Shakespeare. kon-kawrd'-an-se, s. agreement. kon-kawrd'-ant, a. agreeing; correspondent; harmonious: s. that which is accordant. Concordantly, kon-kawrd'-ant-le, ad. in a concordant manner. kon-kawrd'-at, s. an agreement or compact made by a temporal sovereign with the pope; a compact, covenant, or agreement concerning some beneficiary matter [Canon Law]. kon-kawrd'-ist, s. the compiler of a concordance. kon-kawr'-po-ral, a. of the same body. kon-kawr'-po-rate, v.a. to unite different hings inone ma or body; to incorporate. kon -kawrpora'- shun, s. union of things in one ma or body. kon'-koars, s. a flocking or crowding together; confluence; a crowd; an a embly; an a emblage (L. con, and curro cursum, to run) kon'-kre-ate, v.a. to, create at the same. time. kon-kre-ma'-shun, s. the act of burning different things kon'-kre-ment, together; s. cremation. ama formed by concretion. kon-kres' -sens, s. growth or increase. a. capable of concreting. kon-kres'-siv, a. growing together. kon'-kreet, a. formed by concretion into one ma ; as existing in nature [Logic]; denoting areal thing, opposed to abstract [Logic]; s.a ma formed by concretion; a compound; a ma of stone chippings, pebbles, ., cemented by mortar (L. con, and cresco, cretum, to grow). Concretely, kon-kreet'-le, ttd. in a concrete manner; in a manner not abstract. Concretene , kon-kreet'-ncs, s. a state of being concrete.