Words Ending With PTION

99 words end with PTION. Scores range up to 25 points (CHEMORECEPTION), averaging 16.6 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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A sudden break or interruption.

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The process of taking something in.

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The process of adapting to something.

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In law, the failure of a gift because it is no longer owned at death.

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The legal process of taking another's child as one's own.

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The condition of being attached or annexed.

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Accumulation of gas molecules as a thin film on a solid surface.

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Opposed to or fighting corruption.

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The process of relating new perceptions to past experience.

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The act of assigning something to a cause, source, or person.

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Something accepted as true without proof.

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A brief description accompanying an illustration.

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Adsorption in which a substance adheres through chemical bonding.

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The physiological response to chemical stimuli by sense organs.

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The act of restricting or enclosing within bounds.

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The act of buying up all of a commodity.

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The act or process of conceiving an idea or offspring.

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A sudden outburst of anger or panic.

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Compulsory enlistment for military service.

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The act of using up or eating.

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The prevention of pregnancy.

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A complicated or makeshift device or machine.

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The act of co-opting; co-optation.

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A shortening in pronunciation.

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Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power.

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The act of deceiving or a misleading falsehood.

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The process of converting encrypted data back into readable form.

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A spoken or written account of something or someone.

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The release of a substance from a surface.

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A forceful separation or cutting apart.

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The act of tearing something to pieces.

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An interruption causing disorder.

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The act of buying or purchasing.

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The process of converting data into code to conceal its meaning.

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A sudden violent discharge of volcanic material.

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A case that does not conform to a general rule.

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The act of selecting passages from a larger work, or the selected passage itself.

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The process of freeing from an obligation or duty.

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The perception of gravity.

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Initiative and resourcefulness in practical matters.

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Lack of awareness or ability to perceive.

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The beginning or establishment of something.

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The state of being free from decay or moral corruption.

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Words carved or engraved on a surface.

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The act of catching a pass thrown by the opposing team.

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Perception of internal body states.

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An act or instance of stopping something temporarily.

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The act of receiving within; absorption.

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The folding of one part of a tubular structure within the next.

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A sudden violent entrance or increase.

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The adsorption of a liquid by a solid.

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Poor absorption of nutrients by the digestive system.

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A false or mistaken belief.

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An incorrect caption.

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A mistaken or erroneous belief.

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An inaccurate or false description.

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An incorrect understanding or view.

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Act of not using up a resource.

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Sold without a doctor's prescription; over-the-counter.

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A secret or stealthy approach.

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How many words ending with ption are there?

There are 99 words ending with ption.

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What is the highest-scoring word end with PTION?

CHEMORECEPTION scores 25 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.