Correct spellings for CONJONTS
- cojones He's got the cojones to stand up to anyone who tries to stand in his way.
- concocts He concocts elaborate lies to avoid taking responsibility for his mistakes.
- condones
- confronts He confronts his fear of heights every time he climbs a ladder to change a light bulb.
- conjoins The joining of the two rivers conjoins at the foothills of the mountain.
- conjoint The couple's conjoint decision to buy the house brought them both joy and excitement.
- conjuncts Linguists often study how conjuncts are used in specific languages.
- consents She consents to the terms and conditions of the agreement.
- consorts The queen refused to be seen in public with any of her previous consorts.
- contents The contents of the box were carefully examined before opening.
- contorts The contortionist contorts his body into unbelievable shapes during the performance.
- convents In her youth, she attended Catholic school run by nuns from the local convents.
