| 84. Compensate for | (give something to make up) He compensated me for the damage to my scooter. |
| 85. Cure of | (a disease) He is cured of illness after long treatment |
| 86. Cure for | (treatment) There is no cure for AIDS yet. |
| 87. Compete with | (person) He will compete with me for the first position in the college. |
| 88. Compete for | (trophy etc.) Our team will not compete for Roman Trophy. |
| 89. Conformity with | (views) I acted in conformity with the opinion of the majority. |
| 90. Conformity to | (rules, according to) I did that in conformity to the traditions of the family. |
| 91. Cling to | (to hold tight) The child was clinging to her mother. |
| 92. Comply with | (act in accordance with) You must comply with the rules laid down by the committee. |
| 93. Condemn to | (punishment) The accused was condemned to death, |
| 94. Congratulate on | (success) Arnav congratulated his friend on success. |
| 95. Certain of | (sure of) Those who work hard should be certain of their success. |
| 96. Confident of | (success) My sister is always confident of success. |
| 97. Count on | (depend on) You should never count on unreliable persons. |
| 98. Charge of (Noun) | (crime) Charge of murder was framed against him. |
| 99. Charge with (Verb) | (crime) He was charged with the murder of his neighbour. |
| 100. Cope with | (manage work) My advocate cannot cope with heavy court work. |
| 101. Contrast to (Noun) | Her character is a contrast to her husband’s. |
| 102. Contrast with (Verb) | They tried to contrast the character of their father with mine. |
| 103. Cash in on | (avail of) Every body of them was trying to cash in on reservation of posts announced for the community. |
| 104. Contribute to | (add to a thing) Every Indian should contribute to the success of Indian economy. |
| 105. Complain against | (a person) He complained to the Principal against me. |
| 106. Complain of | (a thing) The teacher complained of his rude behaviour. |
| 107. Cordone off | (protect) The dias of the P.M. was cordoned off. |
| 108. Commit to | (a promise, pledge, sentence) He has committed himself to the service of the society. |
| 109. Confide in | (a person) I have always confided in him and he has never deceived me. |
| 110. Confide to | (a person) Do not confide your secrets to unreliable friends. |
| 111. Consist in | (remain) Beauty consists in the character of a person. |
| 112. Consist of | (comprise) The house consists of four rooms. |
| 113. Commence | (on a day, at time, in a month) The examinations will commence on monday next at 10 o’clock. |
| 114. Commence with | (as first item) He commenced with grammar when he started teaching English. |
| 115. Clamour for | (demand) The labourers are clamouring for the rise in their wages. |
| 116. Clamour against | (complain against) The residents are clamouring against the negligence of the police. |
| 117. Cause for | (reason for) There is no cause for anxiety |
| 118. Cause of | (result from) The cause of Cancer is still unknown. |
| 119. Concerned for | (worried) I am greatly concerned for the safety of his money. |
| 120. Concerned with | (have anything to do) I am not concerned with his business. |
| 121. Condole with | (a person) I condoled with my friend in the death of his father. |