Academic Vocabulary with Examples

#81

conception

Example sentences

1. The project began with a simple conception.
2. His conception of success changed over time.
3. The study challenges the traditional conception of intelligence.

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#82

conceptual

Example sentences

1. The diagram provides a conceptual model.
2. Students had difficulty with the conceptual part of the lesson.
3. The plan is still at a conceptual stage.

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#83

conditional

Example sentences

1. The offer is conditional on final approval.
2. We learned conditional sentences in English class.
3. His support was conditional, not certain.

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#84

cone

Example sentences

1. She bought an ice cream cone.
2. The road workers placed an orange cone near the hole.
3. The object has the shape of a cone.

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#85

configuration

Example sentences

1. Change the configuration of the computer system.
2. The seats have a different configuration today.
3. The engineer checked the machine's configuration.

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#86

confine

Example sentences

1. Please confine your answer to one page.
2. The illness may confine him to bed.
3. Walls confine the animals to a small area.

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#87

conscious

Example sentences

1. She was conscious after the accident.
2. We must be conscious of other people's needs.
3. He made a conscious choice to save money.

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#88

consciousness

Example sentences

1. The patient slowly regained consciousness.
2. The campaign raised public consciousness about pollution.
3. Scientists study human consciousness.

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#89

consensus

Example sentences

1. The group reached a consensus after discussion.
2. There is broad consensus on the need for change.
3. We could not reach consensus about the budget.

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#90

consent

Example sentences

1. The patient gave consent for the operation.
2. You need parental consent to join the trip.
3. She did not consent to the use of her photo.

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#91

conservation

Example sentences

1. Water conservation is important in dry areas.
2. The park supports wildlife conservation.
3. Energy conservation can reduce costs.

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#92

consonant

Example sentences

1. The word begins with a consonant.
2. Students practiced each consonant sound.
3. The letter b is a consonant.

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#93

constitution

Example sentences

1. The constitution protects basic rights.
2. The country approved a new constitution.
3. Students discussed the main parts of the constitution.

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#94

constrain

Example sentences

1. Limited money can constrain the project.
2. Strict rules constrain what workers can do.
3. Small rooms constrain movement.

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#95

consumption

Example sentences

1. The city reduced its water consumption.
2. High sugar consumption can affect health.
3. The report tracks household energy consumption.

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#96

continuity

Example sentences

1. The same staff provided continuity during the change.
2. The film has a small continuity error.
3. Regular practice gives continuity to learning.

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#97

contour

Example sentences

1. The map shows the contour of the mountain.
2. She drew the contour of the object.
3. The road follows the natural contour of the land.

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#98

contradiction

Example sentences

1. There is a contradiction between the two statements.
2. His actions are in contradiction with his words.
3. The report contains an obvious contradiction.

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#99

contrary

Example sentences

1. Contrary evidence changed our opinion.
2. Her answer was contrary to the facts.
3. The two ideas are not contrary; they can work together.

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#100

controversy

Example sentences

1. The new law caused public controversy.
2. There is controversy about the research method.
3. The decision created a long controversy.

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