ot admit of;
what it implies
--verbs of, having a pass. signif.
_Compound word_, defined, _Compounds_, permanent, consolidated; temporary,
formed by hyphen
--_Comp. words_, not to be needlessly broken
--two or more, not to be split
--when to be written with hyphen; when without it
--_Compounding of words_, unsettled usage respecting; manner of, in
Lat. and Gr.; arbitrary practice of, in Eng., its effect
--does not necessarily preclude their separate use
--propriety of, sometimes difficult to decide
--_Compounds_, orthog. of
--_Compounding_ the words of a reg. phrase, its impropriety
--_Compound adjectives_, see _Adjectives, Compound_.
_Concord_, (see _Agreement_.)
--_Concords_ and _governments_, examples of false ones from the
grammarians
--in Lat., diversely enumerated by the Lat. grammarians
_Concrete _terms for abstract qualities, poet. use of
_Confusion_ of senses, in use of pron., to be avoided
_Conjugation_ of a verb, defined
--what some teachers choose to understand by
--Conjugating a verb, four ways of, named
--_Conjugation_ of an Eng. verb, what the simplest form of
--_Conjug._ of verbs, shown in five Examples
--(See also _Compound_ or _Progressive_, &c.)
--_Conjugat._ negative, how made, interrogative, do.
--interrog. and negative, do.
CONJUNCTIONS, Etymol. of
--_Conjunction_, defined
--_Conjunctions_, how differ from other connectives
--nature and office of; R. F. MOTT quot.
--nature of the connexions made by
--how many in common use
--how parsed
--as "connecting the same moods, &c.," strictures on the doctrine of
MURR. _et al._, concerning
--_Conjunctions_, classes of, named and defined
--(See _Copulative Conjunction, Disjunc. Conj._, and _Corresp.
Conjunc.)
--Conjunctions_, List of
--appar. used as adverbs
--peculiar phrases having the force of
--importance of, as copulative or as disjunctive, to be carefully
observed
--_Conjunctions_, Synt. of
--do., in what consists, (MURR. _et al._ teaching erron.)
--what connect
--declinable words connected by, why in the same case
--power and position of those that connect sentences or clauses
--absurd and contradictory notions concerning the office of, by LENN.,
BULL., _et al._
--two or three coming together, how parsed
--_Conjunction_, foll
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