| Term | Definition |
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cacophony |
harsh-sounding mixture of words, voices, sounds |
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cadence |
rhythm, rise and fall of sounds |
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euphony |
pleasing sound |
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cajole |
to persuade someone to do something they don’t want to do |
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callow |
immature, youthfully naïve, inexperienced |
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candor |
truthfulness, sincere honesty |
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candid |
honest, frank |
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capitalism |
free enterprise, businesses are owned by the people, not the government |
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capitulate |
to surrender, to give in or give up |
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recapitulate |
to summarize |
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capricious |
unpredictable, likely to change at any moment |
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caprice |
a whim |
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caricature |
a portrait or description that is purposely distorted or exaggerated often to prove some point about its subject |
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castigate |
to criticize severely, to chastise (not censure) |
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catalyst |
something that indirectly makes something else happen, something that speeds the reaction |