Nouns Ending in ENT and Containing SC

Browse 58 valid English nouns ending in ENT and containing SC, from Scent, Descent, Adolescent, Ascent, Crescent, Discontent and Fluorescent to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our noun grammar guide to review pluralization and capitalization rules.

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adolescent
ascent
ascertainment
adultescent
acescent
crescent
convalescent
crosscurrent
cognoscent
descent
discontent
discernment
discouragement
discontentment
disconcertment
decrescent
discolorment
discardment
describent
discutient
disconsent
dischargement
escarpment
escapement
esculent
escheatment
escortment
Starts with F
1 words
fluorescent
intumescent
inconscient
ignescent
Starts with L
1 words
lapidescent
miscontentment
miscontent
middlescent
Starts with N
1 words
nonascertainment
omniscient
obscurement
overdiscouragement
pubescent
prepubescent
preadolescent
postpubescent
postadolescent
pschent
prediscouragement
preascertainment
prediscontentment
reascent
rescindment
reconvalescent
scent
subadolescent
suscipient
scatterment
scribblement
scarcement
Starts with T
1 words
transcendent

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