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61. Coerce (donutit) :
Rather than coercing behavior via laws communitarians advocate persuading fellow citizens through shame and appeals to community norms
62. Coercion (donucování) :
it wasnt slavery because no coercion was used
63. Cogent (přesvědčivý) :
Readers who care enough to email me with a cogent and considered response will of course always be taken seriously
64. Cogitate (uvažovat) :
The CD is a more personal affair deep cogitative blues mingling with the bleaker registers
65. Cognitive (poznávací) :
She may want to believe you when you say that but she cant shes mentally and cognitively unable to process that idea in a meaningful way
66. Colander (cedník) :
Mismatched coloured tiles and giltframed mirrors decorate the walls and theres an eccentric chandelier made out of whisks ladles and colanders
67. Collage (koláž) :
Its also one of the obvious connections to modernist art practices such as cubist or surrealist collage
68. Collate (porovnat) :
The evidence collated by our officers will remain on file to be used should another infringement occur
69. Colloquial (hovorový) :
Ira had a great ear for colloquial language especially the language of sports
70. Collusion (koluze) :
The minister alleged the report was done in collusion with dissidents inside and outside the country
72. Commandeer (zabrat) :
Striking workers and the local population have commandeered over three dozen oil wells to force negotiations for a bigger share of oil revenues
73. Commensurate (úměrný) :
He said the greatly reduced security operation was commensurate with what police thought the threat of violence was
74. Commingle (mísit) :
He joined Michelle on the bridge relief commingling with a confused pride at his own bravery
75. Complacent (spokojený) :
Plus decades of access to cheap oil has made us lazy and complacent about energy
76. Complaisance (úslužnost) :
77. Compliant (v souladu) :
In addition be aware that products compliant to the same standard may vary dramatically in performance
79. Concatenate (spojovat) :
The program stores image streams in a single file concatenating each successive image onto the end of the file
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