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Clergy noun - churchmen, clergymen, clerics, ministry, priesthood, the church.

Clerk noun - account-keeper, assistant, official, pen-pusher, receptionist, writer.

Clever Adjective - 1 apt, brainy, capable, expert, intelligent, keen, knowl­edgeable, rational, resourceful, sensible, witty. 2 cunning, shrewd, smart.
Antonyms - 1 foolish, naive, stupid. 2 honest.

Client noun - applicant, buyer, con­sumer, customer, patient, patron, shopper.

Climate noun - atmosphere, region, temperature, trend, weather.

Climax noun - culmination, high point, peak, summit, top, zenith.
Antonyms - low point, nadir.

Climb Verb - ascend, mount, rise, scale, soar, top.

Clinical Adjective - analytic, detached, dispassionate, emotionless, impersonal, objective, scientific.
Antonyms - biased, emotional, subjective.

Clip Verb11 curtail, cut, prune, shear, shorten, trim. 2 box, clout, cuff, knock, punch, smack, thump, wallop, whack.
noun - blow, clout, cuff, punch, sock, thump, wallop, whack. 

Cloak noun - cape, coat, cover, mantle, mask, shield, wrap.

Close1 Verb - 1 block, lock, obstruct, plug, seal, secure, shut. 2 cease, complete, conclude, end, terminate, wind up. 3 couple, fuse, join, unite.
Antonyms - 1 openoun - 2 start. 3 separate.

Close2 Adjective - 1 adjacent, adjoining, at hand, near-by, neighbouring. 2 dear, devoted, familiar, intimate, loving. 3 humid, stuffy, suffocating. 4 mean, miserly, stingy, tight. 5 confidential, private, secret, faithful, strict. 7 fixed, intense, keenoun - 8 unfriendly, compact, dense, solid.
Antonyms - 1 distant, far. 2 cool, unfriendly. 3 airy, fresh. 4 generous. 5 openoun - 6 rough.

Cloth noun - duster, fabric, rag, textiles, tissue, towel.

Clothe Verb - apparel, dress, outfit, robe, vest, wear.
Antonyms - disrobe, unclothe, undress.

Cloud noun - fog, mist, shower, vapour.
Antonyms - clear.

Clout Verb - box, cuff, smack, strike, thump, wallop, whack, wham.

Clown noun - buffoon, comedian, fool,   harlequin, jester, joker.

Club noun - 1 association, circle, com­pany, guild, league, order, soci­ety, unionoun - 2 bat, bludgeon, mace, stick.

Clue noun - evidence, hint, idea, indi­cation, inkling, intimation, sign, suspicion, tip, trace.

Clump noun - bunch, bundle, cluster,     mass, thicket, tuffet, tuft.

Clumsy Adjective - awkward, blundering, bungling, crude, heavy, hulking, ill-made, inept, lumbering, rough, shapeless, uncouth, unhandy, unskilful.
Antonyms - careful, elegant, graceful.

Cluster noun - assemblage, batch, bunch, clump, knot, mass.

Clutch Verb - catch, clasp, embrace, fasten, grab, grapple, grasp, grip, seize, snatch.

Coach noun - grinder, instructor, teacher, trainer, tutor.

Coalition noun - affiliation, alliance, amalgamation, association, bloc, combination, confederation, con­junction, fusion, integration, league, merger, unionoun -

Coarse Adjective - 1 rough, uneven, unfinished, unpolished, unpro­cessed, unrefined. 2 boorish, crude, foul-mouthed, improper, impure, indelicate, offensive, rib­ald, rude, vulgar.
Antonyms - 1 fine, smooth, 2 polite, refined, sophisticated.

Coast noun - coastline, seaboard, sea­side, shore.

Coat noun - cloak, coating, fur, hide, mackintosh, mantle, raincoat.

Cobble Verb - bungle, mend, patch, put together, tinker.

Cocky Adjective - arrogant, bouncy, cock­sure, conceited, egostitical, swol­len-headed, vainoun -

Code noun - 1 convention, custom, eth­ics, etiquette, manners, maxim, principles, regulation, rules, sys­tem. 2 cipher, cryptograph.

Coffer noun - case, casket, chest, repository, treasury.

Coil Verb - curl, entwine, spiral, twine, twist, wind.

Coin- noun - cash, change, copper, money, silver, small change.

Coincide Verb - accord, concur, corre­spond, match, square, tally.

Cold Adjective - 1 chilly, freezing, frigid, frosty, glacial, icy, shivery, win­try. 2 aloof, distant, indifferent, reserved, stony, unfeeling, unfriendly, unresponsive, unsympathetic.
Antonyms - 1 hot, warm. 2 friendly, responsive.

Collaborate Verb - collude, conspire, co-operate, co-produce, frater­nise, participate, team up.

 

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