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What words have the suffix -ence?

There are many words that end in the suffix "-ence." Here are some examples categorized by their meaning:

State or condition:

* Absence: The state of being away.

* Adolescence: The period of time between childhood and adulthood.

* Appearance: The way something looks.

* Confidence: A feeling of certainty and trust.

* Dependence: The state of relying on someone or something.

* Difference: The way in which two things are not the same.

* Experience: The knowledge and skills gained from doing something.

* Existence: The state of being real or living.

* Independence: The state of being free from the control of others.

* Innocence: The state of being pure and not guilty.

* Patience: The ability to wait calmly and not become annoyed.

* Presence: The state of being in a particular place.

* Relevance: The importance of something to a particular situation.

* Resistance: The act of opposing or fighting against something.

* Silence: The state of being quiet.

* Violence: The use of physical force to hurt someone.

Action or process:

* Occurrence: An event that happens.

* Reference: The act of mentioning or referring to something.

* Consequence: The result of an action.

* Interference: The act of interfering with something.

* Preference: A choice or liking for one thing over another.

* Coincidence: The occurrence of two or more events at the same time by chance.

Other:

* Evidence: Something that proves something else.

* Intrudence: The act of entering or interfering without permission.

* Coexistence: The state of existing together at the same time.

* Emergence: The act of coming into existence.

This is just a small selection of words ending in "-ence." There are many others, and the specific meaning can vary depending on the context.

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