Abstract Nouns Ending in PHY and Containing TE

Browse 33 valid English abstract nouns ending in PHY and containing TE, from Stenography, Steganography, Telegraphy, Arteriography, Heterotrophy, Telephotography and Stereography 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
1 words
arteriography
Starts with C
1 words
cholecystenterorrhaphy
Starts with E
5 words
electrotelegraphy
enterography
enterorrhaphy
ethnotechnography
enteradenography
Starts with H
4 words
heterotrophy
heterography
heteromorphy
heterostrophy
Starts with O
1 words
osteography
Starts with P
3 words
phototelegraphy
periosteorrhaphy
pterylography
Starts with R
1 words
radiotelegraphy
Starts with S
8 words
stenography
steganography
stereography
stereophotography
stereoradiography
stereoroentgenography
stereophotomicrography
stereotypography
Starts with T
9 words
telegraphy
telephotography
technography
telautography
tenorrhaphy
telecinematography
telestereography
telekinematography
telemeteorography

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