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What words containing the root word phe?

The root word "phe" is actually quite uncommon on its own. You're likely thinking of roots like "ph" or "phen." Here are some words using those roots:

"ph":

* Phone: from the Greek word "phōnē" meaning "sound" or "voice."

* Phantom: from the Greek "phantasma," meaning "apparition."

* Pharmacy: from the Greek "pharmakeia," meaning "drug" or "poison."

* Philanthropy: from the Greek "philanthropos," meaning "lover of mankind."

* Photo: from the Greek "phos," meaning "light."

* Physique: from the Greek "physike," meaning "nature" or "body."

* Philosophy: from the Greek "philosophia," meaning "love of wisdom."

* Phobia: from the Greek "phobos," meaning "fear."

* Phrase: from the Greek "phrasis," meaning "speech" or "expression."

* Physics: from the Greek "physikē," meaning "nature" or "natural things."

"phen":

* Phenomenon: from the Greek "phainomenon," meaning "that which appears."

* Phenotype: from the Greek "phainein," meaning "to show" and "typos," meaning "type."

* Phenomenal: from "phenomenon."

* Phenomenology: the study of phenomena.

Other roots:

* Ephemeral: from the Greek "ephemeros," meaning "lasting for a day."

Let me know if you have any other words in mind, and I'll be happy to help!

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