com- root meaning
The com- root means with, together, complete, or intensified.
Words with the com- root
- coagulate: to thicken from liquid into a mass
- coalesce: to come together into one whole
- cogent: clear and convincing
- collaborate: to work together
- colloquial: informal in speech or writing
- colloquy: a conversation or formal discussion
- collude: to secretly cooperate for a dishonest purpose
- combine: to bring together
- commensurable: measurable by the same standard; comparable
- commensurate: corresponding in size or degree
- commiserate: to share sympathy over trouble
- compel: to force or strongly drive
- compelling: forcefully convincing or gripping
- compendium: a concise collection or summary
- compete: to strive against others
- competent: able to do something well enough
- complacent: self-satisfied and unaware of risk
- complaisant: eager to please or agree with others
- complement: something that completes another thing
- complementary: completing or fitting well with something
- complete: finished; lacking nothing
- completion: the act or state of finishing
- complex: made of connected parts; not simple
- compliant: willing to obey or go along