Uncountable Nouns Starting with PR and Containing NC

Browse 81 valid English uncountable nouns starting with PR and containing NC, from Presence, Principle, Principal, Preference, Pregnancy, Pronunciation and Prevalence to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our noun grammar guide to check quantifier and measurement rules.

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presence
preference
pregnancy
prevalence
precedence
predominance
preeminence
preconception
preponderance
prescience
prelaunch
preadolescence
preclearance
preexistence
preannouncement
precipitancy
predominancy
prepubescence
precipitance
preconcentration
prepotence
prepotency
preemergence
preoccupancy
principle
principal
principality
principate
princedom
principalship
princehood
princeliness
princeship
principalness
pronunciation
proficiency
prominence
providence
pronouncement
provenance
protuberance
provincialism
provencal
provinciality
provenience
provincialization
protuberancy
profluence
procurance
provincehood
procinct
prosenchyma
pronounceableness
procidence
prosiliency
prudence
pruriency
prurience

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