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2. snobbery, conceit, overbearingness, airs, assurance; audacity, insolence, brazenness, impudence, impertinence; sauciness, effrontery, gall, flippancy, Rare, procacity; presumption, arrogation.
3. deference, submission, yielding, compliance; toleration, tolerance, allowance, sufferance, permission, endurance; indulgingness, indulgence, humoring; humbleness, modesty, lowliness, self-effacement, selfabasement; complaisance, graciousness, civility; favor, courtesy, grace. condign, adj. (all usually of punishment) just, fair, right, rightful, proper, meet, worthy, due; fitting, apt, appropriate, apposite, suitable; richly-deserved, well-deserved, merited; adequate, sufficient, ample, enough, satisfactory; proportionate, commensurate, correspondent, equivalent. condiment, n. relish, sauce, dressing, chutney; seasoning, flavoring, spices, allspice, herbs and spices. condition, n. 1. state, stage, phase; situation, circumstance, state of affairs, kettle of fish; predicament, scrape, plight, quandary, dilemma, fix, corner, pinch, Inf. pickle.
2. shape, form, fitness, physical fitness, well-being, health, fettle; working order, Inf. kilter, Sl. whack.
3. position, place, station, estate; standing, footing, step, degree, rank, grade; status, stratum, level, class, caste.
4. qualification, restriction, limit, modification; consideration, allowance, exception.
5. requirement, necessity, essential, Latin, sine qua non prerequisite, antecedent.
6. provision, proviso, contingency, contingent; stipulation, term, demand; article, clause, particular, point; premise, assumption, supposition, presupposition, hypothesis, postulate.
-v. 7. prepare, equip, train, get ready, warm up, get in shape, shape up, work out, tone up; teach, instruct, tutor, coach; capacitate, enable, empower.
8. qualify, restrict, limit, set limits or boundaries; stipulate, require, demand, Law. provide. conditional, adj. 1. dependent, contingent, relative, subject to [s.t.], based upon [s.t.], Inf. iffy.
2. restrictive, restricted, qualified, with reservations, limitative, limiting; stipulatory, provisory, provisional, provisionary, probationary. condole, v. grieve, lament, feel for, be or feel sorry for. bleed for, weep for, pity; sympathize, commiserate, compassionate. condolence, n. commiseration, sympathy, feeling, fellow feeling, pity, compassion; consolation, solace, comfort, balm, soothing words; succor, relief, support, aid.
condonation, n. excusal, excusing, pardoning, for giveness, forgiving, remission, remitting; overlooking, passing over, disregarding, dispensation, forgetting, oblivion, ignoring.
condone, v. 1. excuse, pardon, forgive, remit, make
allowances for.
2. overlook, pass over, wink at; disregard, dispense with, forget; ignore, look the other way, pay no attention to.
conduce, v. lead to, contribute to, add to; help, be of service to, aid, assist, abet, succor, support; promote, advance, forward, boost; influence, dispose, incline;