Adjacent Words
conscientious objectionconscientious objector
Conscientiously
Conscientiousness
Conscionable
Conscionableness
Conscionably
Conscious
Consciously
Consciousness
consciousness raising
consciousness-altering drug
consciousness-raising
Conscript
Conscript fathers
Conscript fathers etc
Conscription
Consecrate
CONSECRATE; CONSECRATION
Consecrated
Consecrater
Consecrating
Consecration
consecrative
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Merriam Webster's
transitive verb (conscribed; conscribing) Etymology: Latin conscribere Date: 16131. limit, circumscribe< ill-health…conscribed the force of his intentions — Times Literary Supplement >2. to enlist forcibly; conscript
Oxford Reference Dictionary
v.tr. = conscript v. Etymology: L conscribere (as conscription)
Webster's 1913 Dictionary
Conscribe Con*scribe", v. t. [L. conscribere. See Conscript.] To enroll; to enlist. [Obs.] --E. Hall.
