confusion, n. disorder, tumult, turmoil, disarray, jumble, chaos;
babel, pandemonium, commotion; abashment, chagrin, agitation,
disconcertion, mortification, consternation fluster, perturbation,
discomposure, flustration, obfuscation, distraction, flurry.
confutation, n. disproof, refutation.
Confute, v. refute, disprove.
congenial, a. kindred, sympathetic; suited, suitable, agreeable,
genial.
congratulate, v. felicitate, gratulate. Antonyms: commiserate,
condole with.
congratulation, n. felicitation, gratulation.
conjecture, n. surmise, supposition.--v. surmise, guess,
speculate.
conjuration, n. incantation, enchantment, spell, sorcery, magic art.
conjurer, n. sorcerer, magician, wizard, diviner, exorcist,
enchanter.
connect, v. join, link, couple, attach, unite, affiliate; implicate.
connected, a. joined, coupled, linked, affiliated, related, akin,
associated.
connection, n. union, alliance, relationship, junction, conjunction,
affiliation, association, filiation; implication, relative, relation,
kinsman; bond, tie, link, coupling vinculum. Antonyms: disconnection,
detachment, isolation, incoherence.
conquer, v. defeat, overpower, down, vanquish, triumph, overthrow,
subdue, subjugate.
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