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What the example of suffix t?

You're asking for examples of words with the suffix "-t". However, "-t" is not a suffix. Suffixes are typically groups of letters that are added to the end of a word to change its meaning or grammatical function.

It's likely you're thinking of suffixes that *end* in "-t", such as:

* -ment: This suffix is used to form nouns that describe a state, action, or result.

* agreement, development, payment

* -ant: This suffix forms nouns that describe a person, place, or thing that does a particular action.

* assistant, accountant, disinfectant

* -ent: Similar to "-ant", but often used for nouns referring to a person or thing with a particular quality.

* student, president, resident

Do you have a specific word in mind or are you interested in more examples of suffixes ending in "-t"? Please let me know and I can provide you with more information!

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