<Consecutive, successive.> Three consecutive convictions proved the ability of the prosecuting attorney. The quiet passing of successive summer days.
<Contemptible, contemptuous.> Its size was insignificant, even contemptible. He won the prize by a contemptuous trick.
<Continuation, continuance.> The investigator was surprised to find the tradition of such long continuation. We waited impatiently for the continuance of the story in the next issue.
<Corporal, corporeal.> I am more and more amazed at the perfection of man's corporal frame. His corporeal vigor was unusual.
<Correct, rectify.> A man may correct many of his false judgments on current affairs by studying history. The mistake is ours; it shall be rectified.
<Cozy, snug.> The cozy fit of a garment. A snug place by the fire.
<Crawl, creep.> We crawled forward at dawn to surprise their outposts. In his humility he fairly crept on the earth.
<Credible, creditable.> I do not doubt it; it is entirely credible. The success of the antidote seemed scarcely creditable.
<Credit, accredit.> Though he is the official and credited ambassador, his assertions are not accredited.
<Cure, heal.> I cured the dog's wounds. The physician declared he could heal leprosy.