Words Starting With "C"

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Contrite

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Feeling or showing remorse or regret for one's mistakes or wrongdoings; sincerely sorry.

Contritely

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Contritely is an adverb that means "with remorse" or "with deep regret". It refers to the act of expressing regret or apology, often in a heartfelt or sincere manner.

Contrition

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Contrition is a noun that refers to a feeling of deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed, accompanied by a sense of remorse and a desire to make amends or restitution. It is a state of mind characterized by self-reproach, shame, and a willingness to atone for past wrongs.

Contriturate

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Contrivable

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Contrivable refers to something that can be conceived or thought of as possible or feasible. It can also describe a situation or idea that can be imagined or envisioned, especially in a hypothetical or idealized sense. For example, a contrivable solution to a problem would be a solution that can be pictured or thought of as a potential solution, even if it may not be practical or realistic.

Contrivance

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A contrivance is a device, plan, or arrangement that is artificially created or designed to achieve a particular purpose or solve a problem. It can also refer to something that is elaborate, artificial, or elaborate to achieve a certain effect.

Contrivances

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Contrivances refer to devices, schemes, or arrangements that are intentionally designed or contrived to achieve a specific purpose, often in a somewhat artificial or complicated way. They can be physical devices, abstract concepts, or even clever tricks used to overcome obstacles or achieve a particular goal.

Contrive

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To contrive means to devise or plan something carefully and cleverly, often in a secretive or deceitful way. It can also mean to avoid or get out of a difficult situation through cleverness or cunning.

Contrived

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Contrived refers to something that is unnatural, artificial, or deliberately staged, often in a way that seems insincere or pretentious. It can also mean planned or contrived in a way that is overly complicated or artificial.

Contriver

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A contriver is a person who devises or invents something, often in a clever or cunning manner.

Contrives

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to invent or devise something, especially cunningly or cleverly.

Contriving

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Contriving is a verb that means to come up with or devise something artificially, often in a way that is forced or unnatural. It can also mean to manipulate or fabricate something, such as a story or a situation, in order to achieve a particular goal or to deceive others. The word often carries a negative connotation, implying that the thing being contrived is not genuine or sincere.

Control

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The word "control" refers to the power to influence or direct the behavior or actions of something or someone, often in a specific way or to a particular extent. It can also refer to the ability to regulate, govern, or manage something, such as a process, a system, or a situation. In general, control implies a sense of direction, guidance, or supervision, and can involve setting limits, making decisions, or taking actions to achieve a desired outcome.

Controling

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The verb "controlling" means to have power or influence over something or someone, in order to regulate or direct its actions or behavior.

Controllability

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Controllability refers to the ability to use the state and control inputs to steer the system to any desired state in a finite time. In other words, controllability is the ability to regulate or manipulate the behavior of a system, such as a physical system or a process, to achieve a specific goal or desired outcome.

Controllable

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Capable of being controlled or regulated; able to be influenced or directed by one's will or effort.

Controllably

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In a controlled and deliberate manner,(in a way that can be controlled and managed).

Controlled

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Moderated or restrained; governed in a way that prevents excessive or unchecked behavior or action.

Controller

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A controller is a person or device that exercises control or direction over something, such as a flight controller in an airplane or a game controller for a video game. In a broader sense, a controller can be anyone or anything that makes decisions or takes actions to influence the behavior or outcome of something, such as a government controller of a country's economy or a medical controller of a patient's treatment.

Controllers

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Controllers refer to devices, systems, or individuals that regulate, direct, or command the behavior or actions of something else. In various contexts, controllers can be:<br><br> Devices or systems that govern or manipulate the input or output of a system, such as a temperature controller in a thermostat or a flight controller in an aircraft.<br> Managers or officials who oversee and direct the activities of a team, department, or organization, such as a production controller in a factory or a traffic controller at an intersection.<br> Computer programming structures that manage the flow of a program, making decisions and controlling the sequence of instructions.<br><br>In general, controllers play a crucial role in maintaining order, stability, and efficiency in various aspects of life, from simple devices to complex systems and organizations.

Controllership

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Controllership refers to the ability or power to control or govern something, often attributed to an individual or group. It can also refer to the exercise of authority or direction over a particular domain, organization, or process.

Controlling

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Having the power to control or regulate something or someone: being in charge and making decisions.

Controls

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The word "controls" refers to the mechanisms or processes that allow someone or something to regulate or manage something else, typically to achieve a certain goal or standard. It can also refer to the systems or technologies used to monitor, adjust, or direct the behavior of a machine, device, or process.

Contronym

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A contronym is a word that has two opposite or contradictory meanings. For example, the word "sanction" can mean both "to approve or condone" and "to punish or penalize".

Controverse

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Controversy refers to a prolonged public dispute or argument about something, often involving differing opinions, beliefs, or actions between individuals, groups, or organizations. It can also describe a situation where a person or entity is criticized or disputed by others, often leading to argument, debate, or conflict.

Controversial

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The word "controversial" refers to something that is debated or disputed by many people, often because it is provocative, challenging, or unsettling to some individuals or groups. It can also refer to a topic, idea, or issue that is widely disputed or argued about, and often sparks strong emotions, opinions, or reactions.

Controversialist

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A controversialist is a person who participates in a controversy or debate, often in a provocative or contentious manner. This word is a noun and tends to have a slightly negative connotation, implying that the person is more likely to stir up trouble or disrupt a peaceful discussion rather than engaging in a respectful and constructive exchange of ideas.

Controversialists

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Controversialists refers to people who are involved in or advocate for controversial or contentious issues or causes, often sparking debate and disagreement among others.

Controversially

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In a way that is controversial or disputed; causing or likely to cause argument or disagreement: The new policy was implemented controversially, with some people supporting it and others strongly opposing it.

Controversies

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Controversies refer to disputes or conflicts about a particular issue or topic, typically characterized by strong opinions, opposing views, and intense debate or criticism. These can be related to politics, social issues, ethics, science, philosophy, or other areas, often involving several parties or individuals with differing perspectives. Controversies can arise from disagreement on facts, values, or goals, and can sometimes lead to public scrutiny, media coverage, and significant social or political impact.

Controversor

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Controversor is not a word in English. It's possible that you meant "controversial," which refers to a person, thing, or idea that is the subject of controversy or debate, often because of disagreements or opposing views.

Controversy

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A controversy is a public disagreement or debate between individuals or groups, often involving competing claims, opinions, or beliefs. This disagreement can be about a particular issue, policy, or event, and can be characterized by opposing views, strong emotions, and intense debate. Controversies can be found in many areas, such as politics, science, ethics, and art, and can be sparked by a wide range of factors, including ideology, prejudice, and misinformation.

Controvert

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To controvert means to argue against or dispute a statement, fact, or idea, often in a formal or official manner. Contraversive actions or words are intended to contradict, refute, or challenge the opposing viewpoint. This word is often used to describe academic or legal debates where parties present opposing arguments to sway public opinion or make a case in a court of law.

Controverted

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Controverted: (adjective) disputed or contested; involving a disagreement or debate about an issue.

Controvertist

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A controvertist is a person who argues about or disputes something, often in a persistent and vehement manner. The term is often used to describe someone who is argumentative, contentious, or provocative, and who tends to stir up controversy or debate.

Controverts

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Controverts refers to a person who argues or disputes a point or idea that is being presented.