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 I. transitive  verb (conned; conning) see:  can  
 Date: 13th century
 to commit to memory, to study or examine closely, see:  conn  
 
 III.  adverb 
 Etymology: Middle English, short for contra
 Date: 15th century
 on the negative side ; in opposition , 
 
 IV.  noun 
 Date: 1589
 an argument or evidence in opposition, the negative position or one holding it , 
 
 V.  adjective 
 Etymology: by shortening
 Date: 1889
  confidence  , V
 
 I. transitive  verb (conned; conning)
 Date: 1896
  swindle  ,  manipulate  2b,  persuade  ,  cajole  , V
 
 II.  noun 
 Date: 1901
 something (as a ruse) used deceptively to gain another's confidence, V
 
 III.  noun 
 Etymology: by shortening
 Date: 1893
  convict  , IX.  noun 
 Etymology: short for consumption
 Date: 1915
 a destructive disease of the lungs, X. abbreviation consort, consolidated, consul, continued

 con amore 
  adverb 
 Etymology: Italian
 Date: 1739
 with love, devotion, or zest, in a tender manner

 con anima 
  adverb 
 Etymology: Italian, literally, with spirit
 Date: circa 1906
 in a spirited manner

 con brio 
  adverb 
 Etymology: Italian, literally, with vigor
 Date: 1798
 in a vigorous or brisk manner

 con espressione 
  adverb 
 Etymology: Italian, literally, with expression
 Date: 1864
 with feeling

 con moto 
  adverb 
 Etymology: Italian
 Date: circa 1854
 with movement ; in a spirited manner

 con spirito 
  adverb 
 Etymology: Italian
 Date: 1801
 with spirit or animation