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    con
    [kän]
    verb
    con (verb) · cons (third person present) · conned (past tense) · conned (past participle) · conning (present participle)
    1. persuade (someone) to do or believe something, typically by use of a deception:
      "I conned him into giving me your home number" · "she was jailed for conning her aunt out of $500,000"
    noun
    con (noun) · cons (plural noun)
    1. an instance of deceiving or tricking someone:
      "a con artist" · "when depositors, realizing that the whole thing is a con, demand repayment"
    Origin
    late 19th century (originally US): abbreviation of confidence, as in confidence trick.
    con
    [kän]
    noun
    con (noun) · cons (plural noun)
    1. a disadvantage:
      "borrowers have to weigh up the pros and cons of each mortgage offer"
    Origin
    late 16th century: from Latin contra ‘against’.
    con
    [kän]
    noun
    informal
    con (noun) · cons (plural noun)
    1. a convict:
      "you don't snitch to the prison authorities on another con"
    Origin
    late 19th century: abbreviation.
    con
    [kän]
    verb
    archaic
    con (verb) · cons (third person present) · conned (past tense) · conned (past participle) · conning (present participle)
    1. study attentively or learn by heart (a piece of writing):
      "the children conned their pages with a great show of industry"
    Origin
    Middle English cunne, conne, con, variants of can.
    con
    [kän]
    noun
    informal
    con (noun) · cons (plural noun)
    1. a convention, especially one for enthusiasts of science fiction and fantasy literature and films:
      "an SF con"
    Origin
    1940s: abbreviation.
    con
    [kän]
    verb
    con (verb) · cons (third person present) · conned (past tense) · conned (past participle) · conning (present participle) · conn (verb) · conns (third person present)
    1. direct the steering of (a ship):
      "he hadn't conned anything bigger than a Boston whaler"
    noun
    (the con)
    con (noun) · conn (noun)
    1. the action or post of conning a ship:
      "Mr Cargill, take the con" · "I quickly took the conn and restored the channel course"
    Origin
    early 17th century: apparently a weakened form of obsolete cond ‘conduct, guide’, from Old French conduire, from Latin conducere (see conduce).
    con-
    [kɒn, kən]
    prefix
    1. variant spelling of com- assimilated before c, d, f, g, j, n, q, s, t, v, and sometimes before vowels (as in concord, condescend, confide, etc.)
    Origin
    Latin variant of com-.
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    noun
    1. an instance of deceiving or tricking someone:
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  2. The term "con" has several meanings:1234
    • As an adverb, it means "against a proposition, opinion, etc."
    • As a noun, it refers to the argument, position, or person arguing against something.
    • Informally, it can mean a trick or an act of cheating someone.
    • A "con artist" is a person who regularly cheats others.
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    con 1 [ kon ] See synonyms for con on Thesaurus.com adverb against a proposition, opinion, etc.: arguments pro and con. noun the argument, position, arguer, or voter against something: The pros of the library project are obvious, but we have to consider the cons as well.
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    WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 con1 /kɑn/ adj. against (a proposition, etc.): pro and con arguments. adv. against: They argued pro and con all night. n. [ countable] the argument, position, or person arguing against something: The cons have it, 20 to 15.Compare pro1.
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    Definition of con noun from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary con noun /kɑn/ (informal) [singular] (formal confidence game) a trick; an act of cheating someone The so-called bargain was just a big con! a con game He's a real con artist (= a person who regularly cheats others). see con man
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    Definition of con noun from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary con noun /kɒn/ /kɑːn/ (informal) Idioms [singular] a trick; an act of cheating somebody
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