English words starting with C

1,192 words starting with C with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples. Page 4 of 4.

• ControvertverbDeny, dispute, or argue against a statement or opinion.
• ContumaciousadjectiveStubbornly or willfully disobedient to authority.
• ContumelynounInsolent or insulting language or treatment.
• ContusionnounAn injury in which the skin is not broken but the tissue underneath is damaged, causing …
• ConundrumnounA confusing problem or question that is very difficult to solve.
• ConundrumsnounA confusing problem or question that is very difficult to solve.
• ConvalesceverbMeaning-To spend time getting your health and strength back after an illness.
• ConvalescencenounThe period of recovery and gradual return to health after illness or weakness.
• ConvalescentadjectiveRecovering health and strength after illness.
• ConveneverbCome or bring together for a meeting or activity
• Convenedverb(Meet formally)
• ConvenernounA person whose job it is to call people together for meetings of a committee.
• ConvenesverbTo come together or to bring people together for a meeting, etc.
• ConveniencenounThe quality of being easy, useful or suit able for somebody.
• ConvenientadjectiveFitting in well with a person's needs, activities, and plans.
• ConvenientlyadverbThe quality of being easy, useful or suit able for somebody.
• ConveningverbTo come together or to bring people together for a meeting, etc.
• ConventionnounA way in which something is usually done.
• ConventionaladjectiveA way in which something is usually done.
• ConventionallyadverbA way in which something is usually done.
• ConventionsnounA way in which something is usually done.
• ConvergeverbMeaning: to move toward the same point or become similar.
• ConvergedverbThe fact that two or more things, ideas, etc. become similar or come together.
• ConvergencenounThe fact that two or more things, ideas, etc. become similar or come together.
• ConversantadjectiveHaving knowledge of or being familiar with something.
• ConverselyadverbMeaning: In an opposite way.
• ConvexadjectiveCurved or rounded outward like the exterior of a sphere or circle.
• ConveyverbTransport or carry to a place.
• ConveyedverbTransport or carry to a place.
• ConveyingverbTransport or carry to a place.
• ConvictverbHaving been declared guilty of a criminal offence by the verdict of a jury or the decisi…
• ConvictedadjectiveHaving been declared guilty of a criminal offence by the verdict of a jury or the decisi…
• ConvictionnounThe act of finding somebody guilty of a crime in court; the fact of having been found gu…
• ConvictionsnounA formal declaration of finding someone guilty of a criminal offence.
• ConvictsverbHaving been declared guilty of a criminal offence by the verdict of a jury or the decisi…
• ConvinceadjectiveCapable of causing someone to believe that something is true or real.
• ConvincedadjectiveCapable of causing someone to believe that something is true or real.
• ConvincingadjectiveCapable of causing someone to believe that something is true or real.
• ConvincinglyadverbCapable of causing someone to believe that something is true or real.
• ConvivialadjectiveFriendly, lively, and enjoyable; fond of feasting, drinking, and good company.
• ConvokeverbCall together or summon (an assembly, meeting, or group) for a formal purpose.
• ConvoluteverbTo make something complex or difficult to understand; to twist or coil together.
• Convolutedadjective(Especially of an argument, story, or sentence) extremely complex and difficult to follow.
• ConvulseverbMeaning: Throw (a country) into violent social or political upheaval.
• ConvulsionnounA sudden important change that happens to a country or an organization.
• CooperatedverbThe process of working together to the same end.
• CooperatingverbThe process of working together to the same end.
• CooperationnounThe process of working together to the same end.
• CoordinateverbThe process of organizing people or groups so that they work together properly and well
• CoordinatedverbThe process of organizing people or groups so that they work together properly and well
• CoordinatesverbThe process of organizing people or groups so that they work together properly and well.
• CoordinatingverbThe process of organizing people or groups so that they work together properly and well
• CoordinationnounThe process of organizing people or groups so that they work together properly and well
• CoparcenernounA person who shares equally with others in the inheritance of an undivided estate or in …
• CopeverbMeaning- To deal successfully with something difficult.
• Cope withPhrasal verbTo face and deal with responsibilities, problems, or difficulties, especially successful…
• CopiousadjectiveAbundant in supply or quantity; profuse.
• Copper-bottomedadjective(Thoroughly reliable; certain not to fail.)
• CoquettenounA woman who flirts playfully to attract attention.
• CordialadjectiveWarm and friendly; sincere and heartfelt.
• CordialitynounBehaviour that is friendly, but formal and polite.
• CordonnounPrevent access to or from an area or building by surrounding it with police or other gua…
• CordonedverbPrevent access to or from an area or building by surrounding it with police or other gua…
• CornerstonenounAn important quality or feature on which a particular thing depends or is based.
• CornucopianounAn abundant supply; a horn-shaped symbol of plenty.
• CorollarynounA direct or natural result that follows from something else. (???????????? ????????)
• CoronationnounThe ceremony of crowning a sovereign or a sovereign's consort.
• CorporationsnounA large company or group of companies authorized to act as a single entity and recognize…
• CorporealadjectivePhysical; relating to the body rather than the mind or spirit.
• CorpulentadjectiveExcessively fat; obese.
• CorpusnounA collection of written or spoken texts.
• Corralnoun/verbAn enclosure for livestock; to gather or confine people or animals within a restricted a…
• CorralledverbGather together and confine
• CorrelationnounA mutual relationship or connection between two or more things.
• CorridornounA Long Passage In A Building From Which Doors Lead Into Rooms.
• CorridorsnounA long passage in a building from which doors lead into rooms.
• CorrigibleadjectiveCapable of being corrected, improved, or reformed.
• CorroborateverbTo confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding). (?????? ????, ?????? ??…
• CorroboratedverbTo confirm or give support to a statement, theory, or finding.
• CorroborationnounMeaning: evidence which confirms or supports a statement, theory, or finding; confirmati…
• CorrodeverbMeaning- To slowly destroy or make something weaker
• CorrosionnounIt is the damage that is caused when something is corroded.
• CorrosiveadjectiveAble to destroy or damage something gradually by chemical action; harshly destructive.
• CorrugatedadjectiveHaving a surface shaped into parallel folds, ridges, or grooves.
• CorruptadjectiveDishonest or immoral behaviour or activities.
• CorruptedverbDishonest or immoral behaviour or activities.
• CorruptionnounDishonest or immoral behaviour or activities.
• CortegenounA solemn procession, especially one for a funeral.
• CoruscateverbShine brightly with flashing or sparkling light; also, to be lively and brilliant. (????…
• CoruscatingadjectiveMeaning: Brilliant or striking in content or style.
• CorvineadjectiveRelating to, resembling, or characteristic of a crow or raven.
• CorybanticadjectiveWildly excited or frenzied, especially in a passionate or ecstatic way.
• CosmicadjectiveRelating to the universe, outer space, or the cosmos.
• CosmologynounThe scientific study of the origin, structure and development of the universe.
• CosmopolitanadjectiveMeaning: Containing people of different types or from different countries, and influence…
• CosmopolitenounFamiliar with and at ease in many different countries and cultures. / reflecting the inf…
• CossetverbCare for and protect someone in an overindulgent way.
• CostiveadjectiveAffected by or causing constipation; also slow in action or expression.
• Cosyadjective(Giving a feeling of comfort, warmth, and relaxation.)
• Cosy upphrasal verb(To move close to someone for warmth or love or comfort)
• CoterienounA small group of people who have the same interests and do things together but do not li…
• CoterminousadjectiveHaving the same boundary, extent, or duration.
• Couchverb(To say or express (something) in a particular way)
• CouchedverbTo say or write words in a particular style or manner.
• CountenancenounSupport or approval; permission for something to happen. (??????, ???????)
• CounterverbTo react to something with an opposing opinion or action.
• CounteractverbTo act against something in order to reduce or neutralize its effect.
• CounterfeitadjectiveA fraudulent imitation of something else.
• CounterintuitiveadjectiveContrary to what seems natural, logical, or expected.
• CountermandverbRevoke or cancel (an order) by issuing a contrary order.
• CountermeasurenounAn action taken to prevent or reduce the effect of danger, attack, or problem.
• CounterpartnounA person or thing that has the same position or function as somebody/something else in a…
• Counterpartsnouna person or thing that has the same position or function as somebody/something else in a…
• CounterproductiveadjectiveHaving the opposite effect to the one intended; hindering progress. (????? ??????????)
• CountervailverbMeaning: offset the effect of (something) by countering it with something of equal force.
• CountervailingadjectiveActing against something with equal force or effect; opposing and balancing something.
• CoupnounThe fact of achieving something that was difficult to do.
• CoupenounA car with two doors and usually a sloping back.
• Couple withphrasal verb(To join or combine (something) with (something else)
• CouragenounThe ability to do something that frightens one.
• CourageousadjectiveNot deterred by danger or pain; brave and fearless.
• CourtverbTry hard to win (favourable attention).
• CourteousadjectivePolite, respectful, or considerate in manner.
• CourtesynounPolite and pleasant behaviour that shows respect for other people.
• CourtlyadjectiveVery polite, graceful, and refined; behaving in an elegant way like people at a royal co…
• CovenantnounAn agreement.
• Covenantsnoun(A written agreement or promise usually under seal between two or more parties especiall…
• CovertadjectiveNot openly acknowledged or displayed.
• CovertlyadjectiveWithout being openly acknowledged or displayed.
• CovetverbTo yearn to possess or have something, especially something belonging to someone else.
• CovetedadjectiveGreatly desired or envied.
• CovetousadjectiveHaving a strong desire for someone else’s possessions.
• CowverbTo frighten somebody in order to make them obey you.
• CowardicenounLack of courage or bravery in facing danger or difficulty.
• CowerverbTo crouch down in fear or shame.
• CoyadjectiveShy or pretending to be shy in a playful way.
• CoynessnounMeaning: the quality of feigning shyness or modesty.
• CozenverbTo deceive, cheat, or trick someone by dishonest methods.
• CrabbedadjectiveIrritable, bad-tempered or difficult to understand because of complexity.
• Crack downphrasal verb(To take severe or stern measures, especially in enforcing obedience to laws or regulati…
• CrackdownnounAn action by an authority to stop something.
• CrackleverbTo make short sharp sounds like something that is burning in a fire.
• CraftnounSkill in making people believe what you want them to believe.
• CraftilyadverbMeaning: in a way that is clever, and sometimes also slightly dishonest.
• CraftyadjectiveClever in a secret or dishonest way.
• CrampverbInhibit the development of.
• CrampedadjectiveSmall, crowded, and uncomfortable because there is not enough space.
• CrankverbMeaning- Increase the intensity of something.
• CrannynounA small, narrow space or opening.
• CrassadjectiveVery stupid and showing no sympathy or understanding.
• CrassnessnounBehaviour that is stupid and does not consider how other people might feel:
• CraternounA large bowl-shaped hole in the ground or on the surface of a planet.
• CraveverbTo have a strong desire or longing for something.
• CravedverbTo have a very strong desire for something.
• CravenadjectiveContemptibly lacking in courage;
• Creakverb(Show weakness or frailty under strain.)
• CreakingadjectiveShowing weakness or frailty under strain.
• CreakyadjectiveUsed to describe something that is old-fashioned and not now effective.
• CreasenounA line or mark made on cloth, paper, or skin by folding or pressing.
• Credencenouna quality that an idea or a story has that makes you believe it is true.
• CredentialsnounAttributes that show a person’s or organization’s experience, skill, achievement, or val…
• CredibilitynounThe quality that somebody/something has that makes people believe or trust them.
• CredibleadjectiveThat can be believed or trusted.
• CrediblyadverbIn a believable and convincing way.
• CreditableadjectiveDeserving praise, respect, or approval.
• CreditworthinessnounMeaning: The state of having enough money for banks to be willing to lend you money.
• CredonounA set of beliefs or principles that guides a person’s actions.
• CredulitynounA tendency to believe things too easily or without enough evidence; readiness to be conv…
• CredulousadjectiveHaving or showing too great a readiness to believe things, especially without proper evi…
• CreednounA system of religious or other beliefs.
• CreepverbTo move slowly, quietly and carefully, usually to avoid being noticed.
• CrematedverbDispose of (a dead person's body) by burning it to ashes, typically after a funeral cere…
• CrematingverbDispose of (a dead person's body) by burning it to ashes, typically after a funeral cere…
• CremationverbDispose of (a dead person's body) by burning it to ashes, typically after a funeral cere…
• CrematoriumnounA place where dead bodies are burned.
• CrepitateverbTo make a series of sharp, crackling or popping sounds.
• CrepuscularadjectiveRelating to or active during twilight (dawn or dusk).
• CrescendonounA slow steady increase in how loudly a piece of music is played or sung.
• CrestfallenadjectiveFeeling very sad, disappointed, or embarrassed, especially after a defeat or failure.
• CrevicenounA narrow opening or crack in a rock, wall, or other hard material.
• CribverbRestrain/ keep under control or within limits.
• Crimpverb(A restriction or limitation.)
• Crimsonnoun/adjectiveDeep red in color.
• CringeverbTo shrink back in fear, embarrassment, or discomfort.
• CrippleverbTo damage somebody.
• CripplingadjectiveSeriously damaging or harming somebody/something.
• CrisesnounA time of intense difficulty or danger.
• CrisisnounA time of intense difficulty or danger.
• CrispadjectiveFirm, fresh, and easily broken; also clear and brief in speech or writing.
• CriterionnounA standard or rule by which something is judged or decided.
• CriticaladjectiveExpressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgements.
• Critical juncturenounA crisis situation or point in time when a critical decision must be made,
• CriticallyadverbWhat you think is bad about somebody/something.
• CriticismnounWhat you think is bad about somebody/something.
• CriticizeverbIndicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way.
• CriticizedverbIndicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way.
• CriticizesverbIndicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way.
• CriticizingverbIndicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way.
• CriticsnounWhat you think is bad about somebody/something.
• Critiquenouna piece of written criticism of a set of ideas, a work of art, etc.
• Croniesnoun(A close friend especially of long standing)
• CronynounA close friend or companion.
• CronyismnounMeaning: the appointment of friends and associates to positions of authority, without pr…
• CrooknounA person who is dishonest and criminal.
• CrookedadjectiveBent, not straight, or dishonest.
• CrooksnounA dishonest person.
• CroonverbTo sing or speak in a soft, gentle and sentimental manner.
• CrosstalknounUnwanted interference between communication channels; also, confusing talk that overlaps…
• CrotchetyadjectiveIrritable and easily annoyed, especially because of old age or stubbornness.
• CrowdsourceverbTo obtain ideas, information, services, or funds from a large group of people, especiall…
• CrucialadjectiveExtremely important, because it will affect other things.
• CruciallyadverbDecisive or critical, especially in the success or failure of something.
• CruciblenounA severe test or trial, especially one that produces a strong, lasting result.
• CrucifyverbTo put someone to death by fastening them to a cross; to criticise or punish someone sev…
• Crudeadjective(of an estimate or guess) likely to be only approximately accurate.
• CrueladjectiveCausing pain or suffering without showing sympathy.
• CruiseverbTo travel by boat, visiting a number of places, as a holiday.
• CrumbleverbMeaning: break or fall apart into small fragments, especially as part of a process of de…
• CrumbledverbBreak or fall apart into small fragments, especially as part of a process of deteriorati…
• CrumblingadjectiveBreak or fall apart into small fragments, especially as part of a process of deteriorati…
• CrumpledadjectiveSomething that is pressed, folded, or crushed into a wrinkled or creased form.
• CrunchnounA severe shortage of money or credit.
• CrusadenounA long and determined effort to achieve something that you believe to be right or to sto…
• Crusadernoun(A person who campaigns vigorously for political, social, or religious change; a campaig…
• CrushverbTo press something so hard that it is damaged, broken or deformed.
• CrutchnounA thing used for support or reassurance.
• CruxnounThe central or essential point of a situation, problem, etc.
• Cry foulidiomProtest strongly about a real or imagined wrong or injustice.
• Cry in the wildernessidiomSomeone whose suggestions are ignored.
• Crygenicadjective(of or relating to the production of very low temperatures.
• CrypticadjectiveHaving a hidden or unclear meaning; mysterious.
• CrystallineadjectiveClear, transparent, or having the structure of a crystal.
• CrystallizeverbMake something definite, clear, or fixed in form; also to form crystals.
• CubicadjectiveHaving the shape of a cube or relating to a measurement obtained by multiplying three di…
• CudgelnounA short, thick stick used as a weapon.
• CuenounAn action or event that is a signal for somebody to do something
• CulinaryadjectiveRelated to cooking or the kitchen.
• CullverbSelect from a large quantity; or kill/remove the weak or unwanted.
• CulminateverbTo End with a particular result, or at a particular point.
• CulminatedverbTo reach a final result.
• CulminatingverbTo reach a final result
• CulminationnounThe highest or climactic point of something, especially as attained after a long time.
• CulpabilitynounThe fact of being responsible and deserving blame for having done something wrong.
• CulpableadjectiveDeserving blame.
• CulpritnounA person responsible for a crime or other misdeed.
• CultnounA person or thing that is popular or fashionable among a particular group or section of …
• CultivateverbPrepare and use land for crops or gardening; also develop or improve a skill, quality, o…
• CumbersomeadjectiveLarge or heavy and therefore difficult to carry or use.
• CumulativeadjectiveMeaning: increasing or increased in quantity, degree, or force by successive additions.
• CumulativelyadverbIn a way that accumulates or adds up over time.
• CuneiformadjectiveRelating to an ancient system of writing made with wedge-shaped marks.
• CunningnounHaving or showing skill in achieving one's ends by deceit or evasion.
• CupiditynounExcessive greed for wealth or possessions.
• CupolanounA small dome forming a roof or ceiling, especially on top of a building.
• CuratedadjectiveSelect, organize, and look after the items in (a collection or exhibition).
• CuratingverbSelect, organize, and look after the items in (a collection or exhibition).
• CurativeadjectiveAble to cure illness.
• CuratornounA person who manages, preserves, and looks after a museum, library, or collection.
• CurbnounA check or restraint on something.
• CurbingverbA check or restraint on something.
• CurdleverbForm curds, become thick and lumpy, or cause a liquid such as milk to spoil.
• CuriositynounA strong desire to know, learn, or discover something.
• CuriousadjectiveHaving a strong desire to know about something.
• CuriouslyadverbMeaning: in a strange and unusual way.
• CurmudgeonnounA bad-tempered, old-fashioned person who complains a lot.
• CurriculumnounThe subjects and course content taught in a school, college, or educational program.
• CursoryadjectiveDone quickly and without giving enough attention to details.
• CurtadjectiveRudely brief; abrupt.
• CurtailverbReduce or restrict it.
• CurtailedverbReduce in extent or quantity.
• Curtailed (V):Reduce in extent or quantity; impose a restriction on. (सीमित/कटौती)
• CurtailingverbReduce in extent or quantity.
• CurtailmentnounThe action or fact of reducing or restricting something.
• CushionverbMitigate the adverse effects of.
• CuspnounThe point at which something is about to change from one state or condition to another.
• CustodialadjectiveRelating to or requiring imprisonment.
• CustodiannounA person responsible for protecting, maintaining, or taking care of something.
• CustodynounRelating to or requiring imprisonment.
• CustomaryadjectiveAccording to usual practice or tradition.
• Cut cornersphrasal verb(Do something perfunctorily so as to save time or money.)
• Cut throatadjective((Fig-of a competitive situation or activity) fierce and intense; involving the use of r…
• CutthroatadjectiveExtremely competitive and showing little concern for fairness or the welfare of others.
• CyberneticsnounThe scientific study of communication and control systems in machines, living organisms,…
• CybersecuritynounThe practice of protecting computers, networks, and digital data from cyber attacks.
• CyclonenounA violent storm with strong winds rotating around a low-pressure centre.
• CylindricaladjectiveHaving the shape of a cylinder, with straight sides and circular ends.
• CynicnounMeaning: a person who believes that people are motivated purely by self-interest rather …
• CynicaladjectiveNot believing that something good will happen or that something is important.
• Cynicallyadverb(In a way that is concerned only with one's own interests and disregards accepted standa…
• CynicismnounThe belief that people only do things to help themselves, rather than for good or sincer…
• CynophobianounAn extreme or irrational fear of dogs.
• CynosurenounA person or thing that is the center of attention or admiration.