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consumer: to consume; to use up; to consume
consumoit: archaic spelling of consumait, third-person singular imperfect indicative of consumer
consumérisme: consumerism
consumériste: consumerist
consumériste: consumerist
consuétude: consuetude; custom
consécrateur: consecrator
consécration: consecration
consécutif: consecutive, successive, sequential
consécution: consecution
consécutive: consecutive interpreting, consecutive interpretation
consécutivement: consecutively; in a row
conséquemment: consequentially; consequently
conséquence: consequence
conséquent: Acting or operating in a consistent or logical manner; coherent; Ensuing logically from something else; consequent; Large; considerable; important; substantial
conséquent: a countersubject; a consequent (the second term in various semantic or logical relationship)
contact: contact; contact (with another person); contact (person that one knows); rapport
contact visuel: eye contact
contacter: to contact (all senses)
contacteur: contactor
contactologie: contactology
contactologiste: contactologist
contagieusement: contagiously
contagieux: contagious (that can be transmitted to others; easily transmitted to others)
contagion: contagion
contagiosité: infectiousness; contagiousness
container: container
containeur: container
contaminateur: contaminative
contamination: contamination (act or process of contaminating)
contaminer: to contaminate
conte: tale; story
conte de bonne femme: old wives' tale; cock-and-bull story
conte de fées: fairy tale (folktale or literary story featuring fairies or similar fantasy characters); fairy tale (delightful and ideal situation of a kind attained by very few)
conte moral: cautionary tale (a story told in folklore to warn its hearer of a certain danger)
contemnement: contempt
contemner: to contemn
contemplateur: contemplator, meditator
contemplatif: contemplative
contemplation: contemplation
contemplativement: contemplatively
contempler: to contemplate; to look at (with one's eyes)
contemporain: current, of the current era; contemporary (from the same time period)
contemporanéité: contemporaneity.
contempteur: contemptuous
contempteur: contemner, despiser
contemption: contemption
contenance: capacity (amount that can be held); composure
contenant: containing
contenant: container
conteneur: container (large metal box); container
conteneurisation: Containerization.
conteneuriser: to containerize
contenir: to contain; to contain, to hold back, to keep in check (to control); to hold, to take, to seat (to have a capacity of)
content: third-person plural present/subjunctive of conter
content: content, satisfied, pleased
contentement: happiness; joyfulness; joyousness
contenter: to content, to satisfy; to content oneself, to be content
contentieusement: contentiously
contentieux: contentious