-v. 5. assemble, congregate, convene, convoke; gather, collect, band.
congruity, n. 1. agreement, accord, accordance, concord, concordance, correspondence, concurrence, consonance; unanimity, unison, unity, concert, uniformity, homogeneity; harmony, consistency, compatibility.
2. appropriateness, suitableness, fitness, aptness, appositeness; pertinence, relevance, relevancy, applicability, admissibility.
congruous, adj. 1. agreeing, harmonious, compatible, accordant, consonant, congruent; correspondent, complementary, conformable, homogeneous.
2. proper, fit, fitting, befitting, becoming, seemly, meet; suitable, appropriate, expedient, apt, apposite; relevant, germane, applicable, admissible, apropos, Latin, ad rem.
conic, adj. conical, conoid, conoidal, cone-shaped; funnel-shaped, Anat. infundibular, Bot. infundibuli-form; pyramid-shaped, pyramidal, tapering, pointed.
conjectural, adj. 1. speculative, speculatory; suppositional, suppositive, presumptive; hypothetical, supposititious, theoretical, academic; referential, allusive.
2. guessed, surmised, suspected, imagined; assumed, reputed, supposed, putative; doubtful, uncertain, undetermined, hard to believe, questionable, problematic.
conjecture, n. 1. guess, surmise, speculation, SI. shot in the dark; assumption, supposition, presupposition, premise, presumption; hypothesis, thesis, theory, postulate, postulation; augury, forecast.
2. suspicion, inkling, feeling; intuition, divination, impression, fancy; attitude, way of thinking.
3. judgment, conclusion, deduction, inference, thinking; conviction, persuasion, position; belief, credence, view, viewpoint, opinion, sentiment, mind.
-v. 4. guess, surmise, suspect; believe, think, fancy; imagine, envision, think up, dream up, make up, conjure up; infer, take it; assume, suppose, Archaic. trow, presuppose, presume, premise, take for granted; understand, gather, divine, intuit.
5. postulate, posit, predicate, theorize, hypothesize, hypothecate; hint, intimate, allude to; predict, augur, prognosticate.
6. maintain, assert, opine, hold, dare say; consider, regard, conceive, acknowledge, recognize; judge, deem, conclude, deduce.
conjoin, v. 1. join, join together, unite, bind, bind together, tie, tie together, yoke, yoke together, hitch, hitch together, link, link together, concatenate, splice, couple; connect, bridge, span; combine, mix, commix, coalesce, commingle, blend.
2. ally, league, confederate, join forces or hands, team up, Inf. hitch horses; federate, federalize, centralize; associate, affiliate; incorporate, consolidate, amalgamate, merge.
conjoint, adj. 1. joined, joined together, linked, linked together, tied, bound, coupled, spliced; conjoined, conjunct, conjugate; merged, combined, amalgamated, incorporated, consolidated; associated, confederated, federated; in union, in league, in alliance; in common, in conjunction, in association.
2. joint, concerted, coactive, hand in hand, arm in arm; mutual, common, communal, collective, shared; cooperative, cooperating, collaborative, collaborating, coordinated, coordinate, synergetic, synergistic; coali-tional, conjunctive, corporate, corporative; federal, federate, confederate, league, union; concordant, agreeing, concurrent, consentual, consentaneous, consentient, concomitant, unanimous.