Day 4 Vocabulary
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The state of being in accordance with a set of rules or standards.
" The company's HR department was responsible for ensuring compliance with all labor laws."
Complimentary
Given free of charge.
" The hotel offered a complimentary breakfast to all of its guests."
Compromise
A settlement of a dispute by mutual concessions.
" They had to reach a compromise to end the argument."
Concede
To admit to something being true or valid after denying it.
" The politician had to concede that the new policy was not a success."
Concierge
A hotel employee who assists guests with various tasks.
" The hotel's concierge was able to get us a reservation at a popular restaurant."
Conciliate
To stop someone from being angry or discontented; to pacify.
" The host tried to conciliate the angry guests by offering them a complimentary dessert."
Concisely
In a way that is brief but comprehensive.
" She explained the complex theory concisely in just a few sentences."
Conjecture
An opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information.
" The conclusion of the report was based on conjecture, as there was no hard evidence to support it."
Consensus
A general agreement.
" After a long discussion, the team reached a consensus on the new design."
Constraint
A limitation or restriction.
" The team had to work within the constraint of a strict deadline."
Control group
A group in an experiment that does not receive the treatment or intervention being studied.
" The researchers used a control group to compare the effects of the new drug on the participants."
Conversion
The act of a potential customer becoming a paying customer.
" We need to increase our conversion rate to grow our business."
Correlation
A mutual relationship or connection between two or more things.
" The study found a strong correlation between exercise and improved mental health."