| confidential |
told or communicated only in privacy; secret. [3 definitions] |
| confidentiality |
the state or condition of being kept private or communicated only in private. |
| confiding |
tending to trust; trustful. |
| configuration |
the relation or arrangement of the constituent parts of something. [6 definitions] |
| configure |
to set or arrange the constituent elements of (something) in a particular way so as to have a working combination. [2 definitions] |
| confine |
to limit within certain bounds; restrict. [3 definitions] |
| confinement |
the act of confining. [3 definitions] |
| confirm |
to prove or verify; show to be true or correct. [4 definitions] |
| confirmable |
combined form of confirm. |
| confirmation |
the act or process of confirming. [3 definitions] |
| confirmatory |
giving or tending to give confirmation or corroboration. |
| confirmed |
verified as to accuracy or truth. [3 definitions] |
| confiscate |
to seize by virtue of authority. [3 definitions] |
| confiscatory |
of, constituting, characterized by, or having the effect of confiscation. |
| Confiteor |
a prayer at the beginning of the Roman Catholic Mass, in which there is a confession of sins. |
| conflagration |
a large, damaging fire. |
| conflate |
to combine (two or more things) into one; fuse; meld. |
| conflict |
to be in strong opposition or disagreement; differ. [6 definitions] |
| conflict of interest |
a conflict or potential conflict between one of a person's interests or commitments and another, esp. between a public official's private financial interest and public obligations. |
| confluence |
a joining or convergence of two or more streams, or their point of junction. [3 definitions] |
| conflux |
a confluence; joining; gathering. |