| Term | Definition |
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Censure |
to find fault with and condemn as wrong; blame, criticize |
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Cerebral |
intellectual |
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Challenge |
take exception to, call into question, confront, test |
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Chapped |
rough, cracked, or reddened by cold or exposure |
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Cherish |
to remember fondly, treat with affection |
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Circuitous |
indirect, taking the longest rout |
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Circumlocution |
roundabout, lengthy way of saying something |
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Circumscribe |
to encircle; set limits on, confine |
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Civility |
courtesy, politeness |
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Clairvoyant |
exceptionally insightful, able to foresee the future |
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Clamp |
establish by authority, impose |
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Clandestine |
secretive, concealed for a darker purpose |
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Clarity |
clearness; clear understanding |
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Clientele |
body of customers or patrons |
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Clique |
small excusive group |