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What is a word with root con in it?

Here are a few words with the root "con" in them:

* Concede: To admit something is true or valid.

* Concise: Short and to the point.

* Conclude: To bring something to an end.

* Confer: To discuss something with someone.

* Congenial: Pleasant and agreeable.

* Conjecture: To guess or speculate.

* Consecutive: Following one after the other.

The root "con" can have different meanings depending on the context. It can mean "with," "together," "against," or "completely."

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