Conqueror, n.
- 1. Vanquisher, subjugator, subduer, humbler.
- 2. Victor, superior, winner, successful contestant.
Conquest, n.
- 1. Subjugation, subjection, mastery, reduction, overthrow, rout, defeat, discomfiture.
- 2. Victory, triumph.
- 3. Winning, victorious establishment.
Consanguinity, n. Relationship (by blood), kindred, kin, blood-kindred, blood-relationship.
Conscience, n. Moral sense, moral faculty, the still small voice.
Conscientious, a. Scrupulous, exact, upright, honest, just, honorable, fair, uncorrupt, incorruptible, faithful, careful, high-minded, straight-forward.
Conscious, a.
- 1. Knowing, sentient, percipient, intelligent.
- 2. Thinking, intellectual, reflecting, self-conscious, rational, reasoning.
- 3. Sensible, aware, cognizant, apprised. [Often preceded by inwardly.]
- 4. Inwardly known, clearly felt, self-admitted, self-accusing.
Conscription, n. Compulsory enrolment or registry or registration (for service in war).
Consecrate, v. a.
- 1. Dedicate, devote, ordain, set apart as sacred, appropriate to sacred uses.
- 2. Hallow, sanctify, make or render venerable or reverend.
Consecration, n. Dedication, devotion.
Consecution, n. Succession, series, successive appearance.
- 2. Connection, linking together.