Final syllables en,an,el,le.il
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This document provides examples of words that end in common final syllables like -en, -an, -el, and -le. It lists words ending in these syllables along with their definitions or additional context. Some examples included are example, level, slogan, quarrel, scramble, evil, oxygen, wooden, double, travel, cancel, chuckle, fossil, toboggan, veteran, chisel, suburban, single, sudden, beagle, obstacle, kindergarten, abdomen, pummel, and enlighten.
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Final syllables en,an,el,le.il
- 2. Final syllables en,an,el,le,il • Even when the vowels in the final syllable of two-syllable words sounds alike, they are often spelled differently. • Ex. chisel, single, evil.
- 3. example • a pattern or model, as of something to be imitated or avoided.
- 4. level • having no part higher than another; having a flat or even surface.
- 5. slogan • phrase, or motto manufacturer, or person; catchword or catch phrase.
- 6. quarrel • a disagreement, fight with words.
- 7. scramble • to climb or move quickly.
- 8. evil • wrong or bad; wicked.
- 9. oxygen It is a chemical element.
- 10. wooden • consisting or made of wood.
- 11. double twice
- 12. travel • to go from place to place.
- 13. cancel • not take place; call off.
- 14. chuckle • to laugh softly.
- 15. fossil • any remains, impression, as a skeleton, footprint.
- 16. toboggan • a long, narrow, flat- sled made of a thin board curved.
- 17. veteran • a person who has had long service or experience.
- 18. chisel • tool with a cutting edge at the end.
- 19. suburban • the suburbs of a city or town.
- 20. single • only one in number; one only; unique; sole.
- 21. sudden • done quickly, without warning, or unexpectedly.
- 22. beagle • kind of dog.
- 23. obstacle • something that makes it difficult to do something
- 24. kindergarten • a school or a class for very young children
- 25. abdomen • the part of the body below the chest that contains the stomach and other organs
- 26. pummel • to repeatedly hit or punch (someone or something) very hard
- 27. enlighten • to give knowledge or understanding to (someone)