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commemorate to serve as a memorial or reminder commentary remarks that interpret or explain commiserate to express sympathy for communication the expression of thoughts, feelings, or information commute to travel back and forth regularly competence having the skills or knowledge to do a good job complacent so pleased with yourself as to be unaware that things could change for the worse complexity the state of having many parts complicate to make more difficult component one part to a system that has many parts compromise to settle a dispute by each party's agreeing to accept some change concise saying much with few words condescend to do something while acting as if it is beneath you confederate a partner especially in mischief consist to be made up conspire to plot together secretly correlation a relationship between two things correspond to be in agreement with corroborate to provide evidence that agrees corrosion a chemical process that eats away slowly, such as rust