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benefit n. something positive or advantageous

berate v. to scold

bestow v. to give as a gift

boast v. to brag or talk with excessive pride

boost v. to help raise or increase something

brash adj. rude and tactless

brief adj. short (in terms of time)

brusque adj. abrupt to the point of rudeness

cacophony n. a harsh, unpleasant mixture of noise

cease v. to stop

censure v. to express strong disapproval

chronological adj. arranged in order of time or date

clarify v. to make clear; to remove confusion

coalesce v. to combine or grow together

coerce v. to force someone to do something against their will

cognizant adj. being aware or having knowledge of something

cohesion n. uniting; becoming one

coincide v. to occur at the same time

collapse v. to fall down or break down

collide v. to hit one another with a forceful impact

commitment n. dedication to a cause or activity

community n. a group of people who live or work together

conceal v. to hide

concur v. to agree

conflict n. a disagreement or fight

constrain v. to restrict or repres

contemplate v. to consider thoughtfully

continuously v. to go on without stopping

contradict v. to give the opposite opinion

contribute v. to give something (usually money or time) to a common fund or cause

convey v. to make known

copious adj. abundant

core adj. central; of main importance

corrode v. to gradually wear away

cumbersome adj. burdensome; clumsy

curriculum n. the courses given by a school or program

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