Abstract Nouns That End in ASE

Explore 54 verified English abstract nouns ending with the suffix -ASE, including Case, Base, Increase, Release, Disease, Purchase and Phase. Useful for essay writing, poetry, and expressive communication and rhyming patterns, browse these idea words for emotions, qualities, and intangible concepts below or explore examples of abstract vs. concrete nouns in our noun grammar guide.

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Starts with A
1 words
anaphase
Starts with B
2 words
base
buzzphrase
case
chase
cease
codebase
catchphrase
disease
decrease
decease
dikaryophase
diplophase
Starts with E
1 words
ease
heartsease
headlease
holophrase
increase
interphase
isobase
Starts with L
2 words
lease
lowercase
metaphase
metaphrase
misease
purchase
phase
phrase
paraphrase
passphrase
prerelease
prepurchase
predecease
prophase
paperchase
periphrase
postbase
photophase
release
repurchase
rerelease
rebase
reincrease
rheobase
showcase
sublease
surcease
subphase
Starts with T
2 words
tease
telophase
unease
uppercase
ukase
underlease

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