Condescend

kcn-de-sendl v. i. To let one's self down; to relinquish rank, or dignity of character; esp. as to recede willingly from one's rights; to deign, a privouchsafe. — Condescendingly, adv. —Condescension, -senShun, n. Act of, etc.; complaisance; courtesy; affability. Deserved: merited: suitable. a final | Condign, "kon-dTn7 end Condiment, konlll-ment, n. Something to give relish a final to food. part of Condisciple, kon-dis-sKpl, n. A fellow-disciple; school an fellow.