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intendo – aim, aim at, direct, direct one's course, strain, to extend, to stretch, try to prove
specto – aim at, await, expect, regard, see, tend towards, to behold, to look at, watch

concupiscentia – avarice, covetousness
concubitus – copulation
concutio – agitate, alarm, disturb, shake, shatter, terrorize, to shake together, to strike together
concresco – grow strong, to take form
conculco – despise, oppress, suppress, to abuse, to tread under foot, tread down, tread under foot
condeco – to meet
condico – fix, make arrangements, settle, to agree
conduco – among many other meanings, employ for wages, hire, lead forth, to conduct
conseco – chop up, cut into pieces, to dismember
convinco – conquer, to demonstrate, to overcome

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