Abstract Nouns That Start with C and End with RE

Explore 63 verified English abstract nouns starting with C and ending with RE, including Care, Culture, Compare, Core, Capture, Cure and Closure. Sort these idea words for emotions, qualities, and intangible concepts by word length for essay writing, poetry, and expressive communication below, or explore examples of abstract vs. concrete nouns in our noun grammar guide.

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care
capture
caricature
candidature
carshare
carfare
calenture
ceasefire
censure
cesare
censorware
cendre
celature
cerniture
childcare
chore
chemiculture
chantepleure
Starts with CI
2 words
citriculture
ciselure
closure
cloture
clausure
climature
clericature
compare
core
composure
conjecture
couture
counterculture
countermeasure
conjuncture
contracture
contexture
coverture
coculture
counterpressure
commixture
colure
compressure
connature
conacre
coadventure
compacture
constructure
cogware
contemperature
coiture
crossfire
crore
crippleware
credere
crispature
culture
cure
curvature
cubature
cyberwarfare
cyberculture
cynosure
cybersphere
cytoarchitecture

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