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What words end with suffix dom?

Here are some words that end with the suffix "-dom":

Common words:

* Kingdom: A country ruled by a king or queen.

* Freedom: The state of being free.

* Wisdom: The quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment.

* Wisdom: The quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment.

* Freedom: The state of being free.

* Kingdom: A country ruled by a king or queen.

* Hoardom: The state of being a hoarder.

* Star-dom: The state of being a star, especially in the entertainment industry.

* Christendom: The Christian world.

* Academe: The academic world or community.

* Random: Occurring without a pattern or plan. (This one doesn't technically use the "-dom" suffix as a noun, but it's related to the word "domain" and the "-dom" suffix.)

Less common words:

* Boredom: The state of being bored.

* Wisedom: (Archaic) Wisdom

* Worlddom: (Rare) Supremacy or dominion over the world.

* Blooddom: (Archaic) Dominion or power held by blood ties.

* Serfdom: The state of being a serf.

* Thronedom: (Archaic) The state of being a king or queen.

* Airdom: (Archaic) The air or atmosphere.

* Bird-dom: The realm of birds.

* Fish-dom: The realm of fish.

* Dog-dom: The realm of dogs.

Note: While "-dom" is a common suffix, some words, like "random," are related to words that use "-dom," but don't use the suffix directly.

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