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cache
: noun – a hiding place; something hidden in a
colloquial
: adjective – conversational; used in an informal hiding place.
The battle took a turn for the worse when speech or writing. 
Wanting to better relate to his constitu-
the enemy bombers destroyed the cache of weapons the
ents, Robert abandoned his formal tone and spoke in a more
squadron had stored away for later use.
colloquial manner during the town hall. 
cacophony
: noun-discord; harsh sound. Her thoughts were
commiserate:
verb – to sympathize with; to feel sorrow
interrupted by a cacophony of construction noises from the
for another’s suffering. Jack and his co-worker met up
nearby building site. 
after work to eat ice cream and commiserate about their demanding boss. 

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cajole
: verb – to persuade by pleasant words or false promises.
The private investigator tried to cajole the 
composure
: noun – calmness.
Everyone was surprised by
neighbor into lying for his client by offering him part of the
how well the bank teller was able to maintain her compo-
insurance settlement his client stood to receive.
sure during the bank robbery.
callous
: adjective – unfeeling; insensitive. Cynthia was not 
copious
: adjective –
 abundant. Reese drank copious amounts
expecting her husband’s callous response to her suggestion
of coffee while trying to finish writing her book.
that they see a therapist.
dearth
: noun – shortage. The dearth of resources led to the 
capitulate
: verb –
to surrender; to cease resisting. The quick demise of the colony.
rebels finally decide to capitulate when they realized they
were surrounded and had no where to run or hide.