Uncountable Nouns That Start with EXA

Browse 35 English uncountable nouns starting with the prefix EXA, including Examination, Exaggeration, Exasperation, Exacerbation, Exaltation, Exactness and Exactitude. Sort these mass nouns and non-count terms for substances and concepts by letter count for quantifier accuracy, academic writing, and ESL study, or consult our noun grammar guide.

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Starts with EXAC
9 words
exacerbation
exactness
exactitude
exaction
exactingness
exactiveness
exactment
exacerbescence
exacervation
Starts with EXAG
4 words
exaggeration
exaggeratedness
exaggerativeness
exagitation
Starts with EXAI
1 words
exairesis
Starts with EXAL
3 words
exaltation
exaltedness
exaltment
Starts with EXAM
5 words
examination
examinership
examinability
exampleship
examinationism
Starts with EXAN
5 words
exanthem
exanthema
exanimation
exantlation
exanthalose
Starts with EXAP
1 words
exaptation
Starts with EXAR
4 words
exarticulation
exaration
exarteritis
exarchateship
Starts with EXAS
1 words
exasperation
Starts with EXAU
2 words
exaudi
exauguration

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