Abstract Nouns Ending in NE and Containing E

Browse 208 valid English abstract nouns ending in NE and containing E, from Line, Fine, Phone, Tone, Scene, Medicine and Decline 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
10 words
autotune
anodyne
arcsine
allophone
arccosine
aeromedicine
apolune
azurine
aerotone
azione
Starts with B
16 words
bone
baseline
backbone
borderline
baritone
bloodline
bane
bygone
beeline
bourne
breadline
biomedicine
brane
bodyline
brachistochrone
biguine
Starts with C
16 words
cuisine
confine
cornerstone
cosine
capstone
cine
chicane
carmine
cline
compline
coroutine
citrine
chaconne
countermine
coversine
counterdiscipline
Starts with D
12 words
decline
discipline
deadline
doctrine
donne
dateline
dyne
demoscene
diphone
diplotene
ditone
dessyatine
Starts with E
7 words
eocene
eyeline
ethnomedicine
esthiomene
endocline
exocline
eigentone
Starts with F
10 words
fine
fortune
feminine
famine
friendzone
flatline
faultline
funnybone
freephone
fredaine
Starts with G
4 words
guideline
grapevine
gangrene
geomedicine
Starts with H
10 words
hygiene
helpline
homophone
hearthstone
holocene
hyperplane
hambone
heterodyne
haversine
homolosine
Starts with I
8 words
indiscipline
interline
isabelline
isochrone
isocline
infortune
isogone
isophone
Starts with K
2 words
keystone
koine
Starts with L
8 words
line
lifeline
landmine
logline
leyline
langsyne
ligne
leptotene
Starts with M
18 words
medicine
masculine
misfortune
milestone
migraine
monotone
millstone
madeleine
miocene
multidiscipline
monkeyshine
microtone
mene
mazarine
megamachine
milline
malengine
megadyne
Starts with N
3 words
nine
nanomedicine
neogene
Starts with O
7 words
one
outline
octane
overtone
oligocene
orgone
orthotone
Starts with P
17 words
phone
plane
pipeline
philippine
punchline
pleistocene
plotline
paleocene
pliocene
plumbline
phosphene
prozone
paroxytone
pachytene
perilune
phene
proslambanomene
Starts with Q
1 words
quarantine
Starts with R
6 words
routine
recline
redline
rapine
retune
requarantine
Starts with S
24 words
scene
shine
sunshine
spine
storyline
sideline
sine
sanguine
steppingstone
spline
subroutine
supine
scoreline
semitone
subdiscipline
sone
stanine
snowclone
sophrosyne
strine
songline
sasine
subtone
supermembrane
Starts with T
17 words
tone
tune
timeline
throne
testosterone
tonne
telemedicine
tagline
touchstone
topline
tontine
trine
tritone
telecine
tenne
triphone
tautochrone
Starts with U
3 words
undertone
unfortune
undiscipline
Starts with V
2 words
varsovienne
versine
Starts with W
4 words
wane
whetstone
worldline
woodtone
Starts with Z
2 words
zone
zygotene

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