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abbreviation(cons)
consecrated
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abbreviation(cons)
conservative
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abbreviation(cons)
consigned; consignment
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abbreviation(cons)
consolidated
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abbreviation(cons)
consonant
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noun(cons)
something (such as a ruse) used deceptively to gain another's confidence; also : a confidence game : swindle
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verb(cons)
persuade, cajole
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noun(cons)
an argument or evidence in opposition
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noun(cons)
the negative position or one holding it
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verb(cons)
to commit to memory
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verb(cons)
to study or examine closely
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noun(cons)
a destructive disease of the lungs; especially : tuberculosis
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verb(cons)
to conduct or direct the steering of (a vessel, such as a ship)
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noun(cons)
the control exercised by one who conns a ship
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plural noun(cons)
arguments for and against —often + of
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plural noun(cons)
good points and bad points