controvert, controverted, controverting, controverts.transitive verbs
to raise arguments against; voice opposition to; (from controversy); to dispute or oppose by reasoning (controvert a point in a discussion)
intransitive verb senses.to engage in controversy
controverter.noun
controvertible.adjective

contumacy.noun,.plural.contumacies
obstinate or contemptuous resistance to authority; stubborn rebelliousness

contumely.noun 
inflected form(s).plural.contumelies 
harsh language or treatment arising from haughtiness and contempt; an instance of such language or treatment

conundrum.noun
a puzzling question or problem; a paradoxical, insoluble, or difficult problem; a dilemma

convection.noun
the act or process of conveying; transmission
Physics-– heat transfer in a gas or liquid by the circulation of currents from one region to another
convectional, convective.adjectives
convectively.adverb

converse.noun
something that has been reversed; an opposite; to turn around converse.adjective
reversed in order, relation, or action; being a logical or mathematical converse; contrary
conversely.adverb

converse, conversed, conversing, converses.intransitive verbs
to engage in a spoken exchange of thoughts, ideas, or feelings; talk; speak
conversely.adverb

convert, converted, converting, converts.transitive verbs
to change; transform
convert.noun
a person converted to belief in God and Emmanuel Christ
conversion.noun
a change from lack of faith to belief in God and Emmanuel Christ; a change from one belief, opinion, doctrine, etc. to another

convey, conveyed, conveying, conveys.transitive verbs
to communicate or make known; impart; to take or carry from one place to another; transport; to serve as a medium of transmission for; transmit.(the speech that conveys intelligence will reach the minds of listeners; wires that convey electricity)
conveyable.adjective

conveyance.noun
the act of conveying; a means of conveying, especially a vehicle for transportation
Law.-.transfer of title to property from one person to another; the document by which a property transfer is effected

cope, coped, coping, copes.intransitive verbs
to contend with difficulties and act to overcome them (coping with child rearing and a full-time job); to deal with and attempt to overcome problems and difficulties; meet, encounter
coper.noun

corollary.noun
inflected form(s).plural.corollaries, also.adjective
something that accompanies or parallels (side by side); a deduction or an inference; a natural consequence or effect; something that naturally follows; a proposition inferred immediately from a proved proposition with little or no additional proof; result
corollary.adjective

corporeal.adjective
physical; of a material nature
corporeality.noun
corporeally.adverb
corporeity.noun
the state or quality of being corporeal; compare incorporeal

correlate, correlated, correlating, correlates.verbs
transitive use.to put or bring into causal, complementary, parallel, or reciprocal relation; to establish or demonstrate as having a correlation (correlated good behaviour with happiness)
intransitive use.to be related by a correlation

correlate.adjective
related by a correlation, especially having corresponding characteristics.(example: correlates of love - kindness, friendliness, concern, caring, appreciation, humor, attention, affection, helpfulness, mercy, acceptance, encouragement, understanding, appreciation, warmth, intimacy, connection, joy, peace.{there's no peace without unity and there's no unity without connection}, patience, calmness, confidence, safety and protection, goodness, faith, meekness/humility, self control, compassion.{which is concern with a desire to help and alleviate suffering, hardship and injustice})
correlate.noun
either of two correlate entities; a correlative

correlation.noun
a close or mutual relation (a correlation between being happy and living long)
correlative, correlational, correlativity.adjectives
the degree or state of correlation 
correlate.noun
closely and naturally related
correlational.adjective

correlative.adjective
related; corresponding
correlative.noun
either of two correlative entities; a correlate
correlatively.adverb
Grammar.-.indicating a reciprocal or complementary relationship: a correlative conjunction

corolla.noun
the petals of a flower considered as a group or unit
corollate.adjective

corpuscle.noun
a living cell; especially one (as a red or white blood cell or a cell in cartilage or bone) not aggregated into continuous tissues; any of various small circumscribed multicellular bodies 
corpuscular.adjective

correspond, corresponded, corresponding, corresponds.intransitive verbs
to be in agreement with something; harmony, or conformity; to be similar or equivalent in character, quantity, origin, structure, or function; equate; also,
correspondence.noun
agreement; conformity; also, to communicate by exchanging letters

corresponding.adjective
having the same or nearly the same relationship; accompanying another (a position and its corresponding problems); having been assigned the responsibility of written communications (a corresponding secretary); participating at a distance from the rest of a group (a corresponding member of the bar association)
correspondingly.adverb

corroborate.transitive verb
inflected form(s).corroborated, corroborating
to support with evidence; make more certain 
corroboration, corroborator.nouns
corroborative, corroboratory.adjectives
synonym.confirm

caveat.noun
a qualification or explanation
caveat, caveated, caveating, caveats.verbs
transitive verb use.to qualify with a warning or clarification (the spokesperson caveated the statement with a reminder that certain facts were still unknown)
intransitive verb use.Law.-.to enter a caveat

chivalrous.adjective
characterized by consideration and courtesy, especially toward women; having the qualities of gallantry and honor attributed to an ideal knight; of or relating to chivalry
chivalrously.adverb
chivalrousness.noun

chivalric.adjective
of or relating to chivalry

chivalry.noun,.plural.chivalries
the medieval system, principles, and customs of knighthood; chivalrous qualities idealized by knighthood, such as bravery, courtesy, honor, and gallantry toward women; a manifestation of any of these qualities
circumscribe, circumscribed, circumscribing, circumscribes.transitive verbs
to draw a line around; encircle; to limit narrowly; restrict; to determine the limits of; define; limit; to enclose (a polygon or polyhedron) within a configuration of lines, curves, or surfaces so that every vertex of the enclosed object is incident on the enclosing configuration; to erect (such a configuration) around a polygon or polyhedron (circumscribe a circle around a square)
circumscribable.adjective
circumscriber.noun

condense, condensed, condensing, condenses.verbs
transitive verb use.to reduce the volume or compass of; contract; to make more concise; abridge or shorten; to remove water from (milk, for example)
intransitive verb use.to become more compact; to undergo condensation
condensability.noun
condensable.or.condensible.adjective
Physics.-.to cause (a gas or vapor) to change to a liquid

condensation.noun
the act of condensing; the state of being condensed; a condensate (a product of condensation); the liquid so formed condensational.adjective
Physics.-.the process by which a gas or vapor changes to a liquid