Abstract Nouns Starting with EX and Containing V

Browse 42 valid English abstract nouns starting with EX and containing V, from Excavation, Extravagance, Exclusivity, Expletive, Expressiveness, Extroversion and Explosiveness 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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exactiveness
exaggerativeness
exacervation
excavation
exclusivity
exclusiveness
excessiveness
exclamative
exclusivism
excursiveness
excurvation
excurvature
exceptiveness
Starts with EXE
2 words
executiveness
executiveship
Starts with EXH
2 words
exhaustiveness
exhaustivity
expletive
expressiveness
explosiveness
expressivity
expansiveness
expensiveness
expansivity
expressivism
explorativeness
expletiveness
Starts with EXQ
1 words
exquisitiveness
extravagance
extroversion
extraversion
extensiveness
extravasation
extrovertedness
extensivization
extravagantness
extensivity
extravagation
extraviolet
exteroceptivity
Starts with EXU
2 words
exuviation
exuviability

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