Abstract Nouns Ending in ATE and Containing U

Browse 38 valid English abstract nouns ending in ATE and containing U, from Update, Ultimate, Underestimate, Consulate, Postulate, Conjugate and Penultimate to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our noun grammar guide to explore examples of abstract vs. concrete nouns.

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Starts with A
3 words
antepenultimate
adjugate
avunculate
Starts with B
2 words
baccalaureate
biquadrate
Starts with C
6 words
consulate
conjugate
catechumenate
centumvirate
counterstate
centuplicate
Starts with D
2 words
duumvirate
decurionate
Starts with G
1 words
guesstimate
Starts with J
2 words
jubilate
juniorate
Starts with M
3 words
multivariate
marquisate
marquessate
Starts with P
4 words
postulate
penultimate
proconsulate
preantepenultimate
Starts with Q
1 words
quintuplicate
Starts with S
9 words
sultanate
superstate
shogunate
superordinate
substate
subdiaconate
subaggregate
subalternate
subdeaconate
Starts with T
1 words
tribunate
Starts with U
3 words
update
ultimate
underestimate
Starts with V
1 words
vulgate

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