cons English

Meaning cons meaning

What does cons mean?

cons noun

— (computing) A data structure in LISP that is a pair of pointers, car and cdr, used mainly for lists.

cons verb

— (computing) To obtain a list from a cons or a nesting of conses; to prepend an element to a list by forming a cons of that element and the list; to obtain a list from a smaller one by repeated application of such kind of prepending.

Synonyms cons synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cons?

cons English » English

then

and then

Topics cons topics

What do people use cons to talk about?

Work and occupation Work Difficult, impossible

Advantage

• What words refer to the advantages and disadvantages of something?
  advantages and disadvantages pros and cons pluses and minuses

Examples cons examples

How do I use cons in a sentence?

Simple sentences

There are pros and cons to anything.

What are the pros and cons of hitchhiking?

Tom and Mary were discussing the pros and cons of raising the minimum wage.

We are considering all the pros and cons before deciding what we will do.

As long as you are thinking about the pros and cons of a relationship, I don't think you can call it love.

My mother had none of the mod cons which are available to today's housewives.

Movie subtitles

There are two cons in a cell.

They don't take cons in the army.

We've got to consider all the pros and cons.

I'm what you might call one of the top cons in this stir.

What's the percentage in singing' for a bunch of cons?

Both ex-cons.

You're givin' those cons a pretty good head start.

We're escaped cons.

Hey, do you hear that, you cons?

All ex-cons are required to register on arrival in a new town.

Cons are on the way. We ready?

I got two cons right on top of each other.

I do not know what had brought experiences, but if they were to immunize poisons cons.

House of the Seven Gables, cons that information.

He threw himself into everything, while I, the good Jesuit student, weighed the pros and cons for so long, I'd never decide.

Look, Collins, cons respect me.

Sure. Most cons get married as soon as they get out.

We're planning a big spread on the different kinds of work the cons are doing, and I.

Because wherever he goes, he will be lacking the approval of his cons. Of his cons.

If only I had time to weigh the pros and cons.

Leave the kid outta your dumb cons.

Hey, do you hear that, you cons? President Wilson commuted Stroud to life!

You talking about the three cons that busted out of Quentin 10 days ago?

Kelly, dig into the files quick and get me a list of the ex-cons living in that vicinity within a two-mile radius of 7th and Maple.

You know all the ex-cons.

Hey, men with. without cons.conscience.

She cons me into passing him on to Bree so Bree would get hurt.

You are aware of your duties, proud of your leaders thos e few cons cious, well-organized te chnocrats who de cide for you.

Thos e men today. ask you to be cons cious.

You played any big cons since then?

I don't know if I like him being around these cons.

Il me fait chier de voir des cons comme ca.

And he had this crew of 16 or 17 guards and cons.

And their error, and their. Cons.

Yeah, the joint's a lonely place after lockup and lights out, when the last of the cons has been swept away by the sandman.

News and current affairs

In particular, they shared the neo-cons' conviction that military intervention is a legitimate and effective way of achieving political change.

Like some neo-cons today, Bush's foreign policy advisers saw no difference between reformists and hardliners.

The eurozone's dilemmas, and the pros and cons of proposed solutions, can be debated endlessly.

Just a year ago, the FDP fervently adhered to the religion of the American neo-cons, according to which markets regulate themselves.

It is also emblematic of the knee-jerk reaction that often obfuscates the pros and cons of capital controls.

Writing for such journals as The Weekly Standard, and using the pulpits of think tanks, such as the American Enterprise Institute, neo-cons offered an intellectual boost to the invasion of Iraq.

The neo-cons will not be missed by many.

The neo-cons, despite their name, were not really conservatives at all.

Obama is unlikely to repeat the mistakes of the neo-cons.

The European Commission has surely been strongly cautioned by the Fiscal Affairs Department at the International Monetary Fund, whose economists have thoroughly catalogued the pros and cons of FTTs.

But most liberals were deeply alarmed by the neo-cons, without being able to find a coherent answer.

JERUSALEM - The pros and cons of the accord with Iran over its nuclear program will be debated extensively over the next two months, in the run-up to a vote on the deal by the US Congress.

After all, it is one thing to deliberate on the pros and cons of confronting external forces of irrational violence; it is something else to lash out against the producers of brutal, politically charged, and upsetting imagery.

Such clout as the neo-cons wielded under Bush is unusual in the political culture of the US, which is noted for its skepticism toward intellectual experiments.

This is what happened when Bush and Cheney took up the ideas promoted by the neo-cons.

It reminds us of the closeness, in spirit, between extreme neo-cons and communist idealogues.

Until now, member governments have largely evaded open debate on the pros and cons of federalism, because they were divided on the Union's long-term destination.