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41. Choleric (kolerik) :
To use the power of the majority to cholerically abase and degrade such dissenters however mistaken they may seem to be will ultimately be counterproductive
43. Chronic (kwonik) :
Britains chronic teacher shortage forced a number of state schools to introduce a fourday week earlier this month
46. Circuitous (détours) :
Were taking a rather circuitous route to Waterloo so I can pick them up
47. Circumlocution (sirkonlokusyon) :
After 20 years in the Senate he has developed a meandering circumlocutory speaking style
48. Circumscribe (delimiter) :
The practice is severely circumscribed and tightly regulated
49. Circumspect (przidan) :
I would expect that when an activity is under threat some attempt would be made by its supporters to be considerate and circumspect
50. Circumvent (kontourne) :
On the other hand aerosolized particles that circumvent the bloodbrain barrier might someday serve as delivery vehicles for drugs
51. Clairvoyant (klèrvwayan) :
Now imagine that one of these individuals knows all about the counterevidence and is thus sceptical about the existence of clairvoyant powers
52. Clamor (rimè) :
In view of the clamour for more public spending especially on health transport and education the Chancellor is seen as more likely to choose to boost public expenditure than cut taxes
53. Clandestine (klandesten) :
Some of the longtime members began organizing clandestine meetings to discuss grievances
54. Clemency (pitye) :
He would however have the right to grant clemency to prisoners on federal death row which currently houses 29 men
55. Clientele (kliyantèl) :
A facility such as this needs to build up a consistent and regular paying clientele while tapping into a good catchment area
56. Cloistered (izole) :
The cloistered walkways of Cambridge Crematorium are dotted with granite plaques bearing the names of the dear departed
57. Cloture (klotur) :
Senate Republicans will press for a cloture vote tomorrow
58. Coalesce (sunir) :
The shortduration ones are likely to come from the coalescence of compact objects like neutron stars or black holes
59. Coda (koda) :
A 16yearold from North Carolina danced the variation and coda from the Don Quixote pas de deux
60. Coddle (dòlote) :
Being the baby of the family he was coddled and treated like glass as if he would break
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