<Comfort, ease.> Comfort after labor. The ease of owning a home.
<Commercial, mercantile.> Petty commercial transactions. A mercantile treaty.
<Common, mutual.> This pavilion was the common play-house for the children of the neighborhood. Ward and Aker held this property as their mutual possession.
<Complement, compliment.> This addition is the complement of our quota. He paid his dancing partner a compliment.
<Complement, supplement.> His downrightness is the complement of his uprightness. As a supplement to his wages he received an occasional bonus.
<Complete, finish.> He put in the completing touches. He had finished the task.
<Composure, equanimity.> His composure was not to be shaken. After this inner tumult came equanimity.
<Comprehensible, comprehensive.> Numbers of such magnitude are scarcely comprehensible. That men by the million should die for a cause is a thing not really comprehensive.
<Compulsion, obligation.> Who does not feel within him a compulsion to help the weak? It was through obligation, through having slave-drivers stand over them, that these wretched folk built the pyramids.
<Congratulate, felicitate.> I congratulated my friend on his appointment to the commission. I also felicitated the stranger on his appointment.