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connoisseur
someone with informed and discriminating judgement, especially in matters of art, literature, or taste
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connoisseur someone with informed and discriminating judgement, especially in matters of art, literature, or taste
synonyms of connoisseur expert, authority, specialist, pundit, savant, maven, devotee, judge, critic, arbiter, cognoscenti
antonyms of connoisseur beginner, novice, neophyte, greenhorn, tenderfoot, tyro, amateur, dilettante
consensus collective uniformity of opinion; general agreement in feeling or belief
synonyms of consensus unanimity, like-mindedness, concord, harmony, accord, unity, concurrence
antonyms of consensus discord, disagreement, disunity, disharmony, dissent, conflict, diversity, dissidence
construe to analyze, explain, interpret, or understand
synonyms of construe deduce, infer, translate, gather, take to mean
antonyms of construe misinterpret, misunderstand
consummate complete or perfect in the highest degree;; to bring to completion or perfection
synonyms of consummate superlative, supreme, transcendent, surpassing, matchless, finished, total, masterful, virtuoso, clinch, conclude
antonyms of consummate mediocre, indifferent, run-of-the-mill, ordinary, inept, incompetent, inadequate, begin, start, initiate, launch
copious large in number or quantity; full
synonyms of copious abundant, plentiful, ample, bountiful, bounteous, profuse, lavish, numerous, extensive, comprehensive
antonyms of copious meager, scanty, scarce, sparse, inadequate, insufficient, empty, vacant, vacuous, barren
corpulent fat and bulky
synonyms of corpulent chubby, plump, husky, burly, portly, stout, rotund, obese
antonyms of corpulent lean, lanky, thin, wiry, scrawny, gaunt
corroborate to confirm the truth or accuracy of
synonyms of corroborate verify, substantiate, support, back up, bear out
antonyms of corroborate contradict, refute, rebut, confute, discredit, impugn
counsel advise secured through consultation,; an adviser, especially a legal adviser; to advise or recommend as a course of action
synonyms of counsel guidance, direction, recommendation, attorney, lawyer, guide, instruct, urge, exhort, admonish, caution
credibility the ability to inspire belief or trust
synonyms of credibility reliability, believability, plausibility, trustworthiness, dependability
antonyms of credibility unreliability, undependability
criterion a standard or principle on which to base a judgement or decision
synonyms of criterion yardstick, touchstone, guideline, gauge, canon, rule
crucial at a point that will determine the final outcome; of supreme importance
synonyms of crucial critical, decisive, momentous, pivotal, vital
antonyms of crucial insignificant, unimportant, inconsequential
culpable at fault; blameworthy
synonyms of culpable guilty, delinquent, peccant, wanting, blamable, censurable, reprehensible
antonyms of culpable innocent, blameless, laudable, commendable, meritorious, praiseworthy
cursory hasty and superficial
synonyms of cursory hurried, perfunctory, quick, summary, careless, unmethodical, casual, slapdash
antonyms of cursory thorough, exhaustive, comprehensive, in-depth, systematic, painstaking, careful, meticulous
curtail to shorten or deduce
synonyms of curtail abridge, abbreviate, truncate, lessen, diminish, cut short, cut back, dock, pare down, trim
antonyms of curtail increase, enlarge, augment, amplify, expand, extend
cynical inclined to doubt or deny the virtuousness or honesty or human motives; sneeringly bitter or negative
synonyms of cynical skeptical, suspicious, doubtful, pessimistic, misanthropic, derisive, scornful, caustic, sardonic, acerbic
antonyms of cynical optimistic, sanguine, positive, naive, starry-eyed, romantic, idealistic

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