Pessimist - a person who habitually sees or anticipates the worst or is disposed to be gloomy.
words with the suffix -ant:
words with the suffix -ent:
Some jobs that end in "ist" include dentist, scientist, artist, and therapist. These professions often involve specialized skills and knowledge in specific fields.
Examples of capitals that start with N are:
Nairobi, Kenya
Nassau, Bahamas
Naypyidaw, Myanmar
N'Djamena, Chad
New Delhi, India
Niamey, Niger
Nicosia, Cyprus
Nouakchott, Mauritania
Nuku'alofa, Tonga
Nuuk, Greenland
Some words that end with LE are:
Some words that start with the prefix "pent" are pentagon, pentagram, and penthouse.
"Associate" is a gangster word that starts with A, often used to refer to a member or ally of a criminal organization.
Some words that start with "self" include selfless, self-esteem, self-care, and self-reliant.
Some onomatopoeias that start with A are: "achoo" (sneeze), "buzz" (the sound of a bee), "argh" (expression of frustration), and "applause" (expression of approval or praise).
Some jobs that start with the letter Y include Youth Worker, Yoga Instructor, and Yacht Captain.
Internist
Interpreter
Interrogator
Investment banker
Instructor
Insurer
Intelligence officer
Inventor
Investigator
Investment analyst
Investment broker
Industrialist
Innkeeper
Illustrator
Industrial engineer
Instructor
Interior designer
Inker (tattoo artist)
Income Tax preparer
Icthyologist (studies fish)
Intern (doctor in training)
Internist (doctor specializing in internal medicine)
Inquisitor (largely extinct)
IRONMONGER
Intern
Independant Finacial Advisor
Investigator
Inspector
Inventor
Invigilator
Instructor
Investor
Insulation Fitter
Installer
Internet Consultant
IT programmer
intern
Instructor
Inspector
Ice hockey player
Ice buffer
internet
ITT TECH
what are jobs that start with I?
Insurance Adjustor
Investigator
Investor
Inventor
Informant
IT Processor
Insurance Adjustor
Investigator
Investor
Inventor
Informant
IT Processor
investigator
Internet Administrator
Internist, Interpreter, Interrogator, Investment Broker
Interior Designer/Decorator
Irish Folk Dancer
Indian Affairs Minister
Illustrator
Iguana Trainer
Illusionist
Insurance Broker
IT guy
Investment Banker
Interpreter
Internist and Iceman to name a couple.
Internists are far better paid, BTW
· Insurance Investigator
· Ice Cream Vendor
· Iceman
· Illustrator
· Immigration Officer
· Import Consultant
· Importer
· Industrial Air Pollution Analyst
· Industrial Arts Teacher
· Industrial Designer
· Industrial Engineering Technician
· Industrial Engineer
· Industrial Health Engineer
· Industrial Hygienist
· Industrial Machinery Mechanic
· Industrial Production Manager
· Industrial Relations Analyst
· Industrial Relations Specialist
· Industrial Truck Operator
· Industrial-Organizational Psychologist
· Industrial Waste Inspector
· Infantry Officer
· Information Security Analyst
· Information and Record Clerk
· Information Technology Administrator
· Innkeeper
· Insect Control Inspector
· Inspector
· Instructional Coordinator
· Insulation Worker, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall
· Insulation Mechanical Workers
· Insurance Adjuster
· Insurance Auto Damage Appraiser
· Insurance Broker
· Insurance Claims Adjuster
· Insurance Claim Examiner
· Insurance Claims Processing Clerk
· Insurance Sales Agent
· Insurance Underwriter
· Intelligence Specialist (Government)
· Intelligencer - spy
· Interior Decorator
· Interior Designer
· Internal Auditor
· Internal Revenue Agent
· Internist
· Interpreter
· Interrogator
· Interviewer
· Inventor
· Investigator
· Investment Advisor
· Investment Banker
· Investment Manager
· Iron Master - owner or manager of a foundry
· Irrigation Engineer
· IT Manager
· Ivory Worker
Kaffee (coffee)
Kaiser (emperor)
kalt (cold)
Kamel (camel)
Kalender (calendar)
Kampf (battle, struggle)
Kapitel (chapter)
Kapitän (captain)
Käse (cheese)
Kartoffel (potato)
kaputt (broken)
Kissen (pillow)
küssen (to kiss)
Kino (movie theater, cinema)
Kind (child)
kennen (to know- a person/place)
Kellar (cellar, basement)
Kopf (head)
Kopfschmerzen (headache)
kosten (to cost)
kommen (to come)
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The job of blacksmithing began around 1500 BC during the late Bronze Age. Blacksmiths were essential craftsmen who forged tools, weapons, and other metal objects for various ancient civilizations.
regeneration, resurrection, retardation, retaliation, revolve, revolution, retribution, redirect, redirection, read referred relevant refund rewrite refund relationship religion return rerun related, reoccur, resemble, reinstate, recover, repeat, repetition, restart, redo, recreate, retreat.
Truant, elephant, pant, rant, recant, descant, supplant, plant, chant, slant, pedant.
To name but a few.
4-letter words
cant, hant, pant, rant, want
5-letter words
alant, brant, chant, giant, grant, leant, meant, plant, quant, riant, scant, slant
6-letter words
arrant, askant, aslant, bezant, byzant, decant, dopant, eluant, errant, extant, gelant, incant, infant, jurant, levant, mutant, natant, nutant, octant, pedant, pliant, recant, savant, secant, sejant, sonant, tenant, truant, tyrant, vacant, volant
7-letter words
abeyant, adamant, affiant, bezzant, blatant, brisant, buoyant, callant, clamant, coolant, courant, currant, defiant, descant, deviant, discant, distant, dormant, elegant, enchant, entrant, etchant, explant, fondant, formant, gallant, gardant, gellant, hydrant, implant, instant, intrant, issuant, iterant, jessant, mediant, migrant, mordant, odorant, operant, oxidant, pageant, passant, peasant, peccant, pendant, pennant, piquant, pissant, pulsant, radiant, rampant, reboant, regnant, regrant, reliant, remnant, replant, reptant, saltant, sealant, seawant, sejeant, servant, sextant, spirant, statant, titrant, ululant, unmeant, vagrant, valiant, variant, verdant, versant, vibrant, warrant
8-letter words
aberrant, abradant, absonant, abundant, accusant, adjutant, adjuvant, aliquant, alterant, ambulant, arrogant, ashplant, aspirant, assonant, bacchant, bouffant, claimant, colorant, constant, corybant, cosecant, cotenant, couchant, covenant, debutant, dilatant, displant, dominant, eggplant, elephant, emigrant, equitant, evacuant, excitant, exhalant, exsecant, exultant, faineant, figurant, flagrant, flippant, fragrant, fumigant, galavant, galivant, grievant, guardant, habitant, hesitant, ignorant, incitant, indicant, inerrant, inhalant, insulant, insurant, inundant, irritant, jubilant, libelant, litigant, merchant, militant, misplant, nauseant, obeisant, occupant, oppilant, oscitant, osculant, penchant, permeant, petulant, pheasant, pieplant, pleasant, poignant, pregnant, preplant, puissant, pursuant, quadrant, reactant, recreant, recusant, relaxant, relevant, resonant, retirant, revenant, roborant, ruminant, rutilant, saturant, sergeant, serjeant, setenant, sibilant, simulant, sonorant, stagnant, supplant, tolerant, toxicant, undulant, unpliant, urticant, vegetant, vesicant, vigilant, visitant, volitant, waxplant
9-letter words
absorbant, acceptant, accordant, allegiant, annuitant, appellant, appendant, applicant, arrestant, ascendant, assailant, assistant, attendant, benignant, brilliant, celebrant, chatoyant, clinquant, coagulant, cognizant, combatant, compliant, confidant, conjugant, consonant, cormorant, corposant, coruscant, covariant, crepitant, croissant, culminant, declarant, defendant, defoliant, demandant, deodorant, dependant, desiccant, disputant, dissonant, examinant, executant, expectant, exuberant, fabricant, fluctuant, fulgurant, fulminant, gallivant, humectant, immigrant, important, incessant, indignant, inebriant, inelegant, infestant, informant, injectant, inoculant, intendant, intrigant, invariant, itinerant, leadplant, libellant, lubricant, luxuriant, malignant, mendicant, miscreant, negotiant, nonextant, nonmutant, nurturant, obscurant, observant, officiant, overplant, palpitant, penetrant, pollutant, postulant, procreant, pustulant, reductant, redundant, reentrant, regardant, reimplant, reluctant, repellant, repentant, repugnant, resistant, resultant, retardant, revertant, segregant, sterilant, stimulant, subtenant, suppliant, susurrant, sycophant, termagant, tremulant, trenchant, trepidant, ungallant, vicariant
10-letter words
accelerant, accountant, adulterant, attractant, codominant, cohabitant, commandant, concordant, congregant, consultant, contestant, continuant, conversant, convulsant, denaturant, depressant, descendant, detoxicant, discordant, discrepant, discussant, disenchant, dispersant, euphoriant, exorbitant, flagellant, flamboyant, flocculant, hierophant, houseplant, illuminant, impregnant, impuissant, incogitant, inconstant, inhabitant, insouciant, interplant, intolerant, intoxicant, intriguant, irrelevant, lieutenant, manservant, ministrant, multiplant, nonchalant, nondeviant, nondormant, nonmigrant, plainchant, propellant, protectant, protestant, pursuivant, registrant, resemblant, restaurant, retreatant, solicitant, submediant, supergiant, supplicant, surfactant, topgallant, transplant, triumphant, unarrogant, unpleasant, unpregnant, vociferant
11-letter words
appurtenant, clairvoyant, codefendant, communicant, complainant, complaisant, concomitant, conflagrant, contaminant, corroborant, determinant, equidistant, equilibrant, expectorant, extravagant, gesticulant, incognizant, incompliant, inconsonant, inobservant, interactant, maidservant, manifestant, matriculant, nonconstant, nondominant, nonirritant, nonmilitant, nonpregnant, nonrelevant, nonresonant, nonruminant, participant, precipitant, predominant, protuberant, recombinant, refrigerant, remonstrant, reverberant, scintillant, significant, subdominant, supernatant, suppressant, surveillant, transhumant, unbrilliant, undertenant, unimportant, unreluctant, unrepentant, unresistant
12-letter words
administrant, bipropellant, concelebrant, cosurfactant, decongestant, discriminant, disinfectant, disinfestant, misdemeanant, noncombatant, nonimmigrant, nonmalignant, nonobservant, nonredundant, nonresistant, overabundant, overdominant, premalignant, preponderant, recalcitrant, rehabilitant, semidominant, somnambulant, transductant, ultradistant, unflamboyant
13-letter words
equiponderant, hypervigilant, insignificant, intransigeant, introgressant, nonintoxicant, overexuberant, sublieutenant, superabundant, supermilitant, ultramilitant
14-letter words
cryoprotectant, homotransplant, monopropellant, nonparticipant, nonrecombinant, nonsignificant, pseudopregnant
15-letter words
counterirritant, overextravagant
17-letter words
immunosuppressant
display
discharge
discord
discard
discount
discourage
discredit
discreet
discuss
distaste
disembody
distrust
disable
distort
disappear
disarray
disable
disassemble
disbelief
discover
disdain
dissuade
disallow
disease
dissect
dissection
disfigure
disengage
disparage
dismiss
dispassionate
dissipate
dispute
dissertation
disestablish
dissevered
disturbance
disavow
disarm
disarmament
disuse
disburse
distal
dismal
dismissal
disorder
disorderly
dissuasion
distract
distraction
discard
discord
disgorge
disjointed
distorts
distortion
district
disfavor
dissolve
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The prefix 'dis' means away. Some words with this prefix in them are: distract, distort, dispute, disapprove.
The root word 'mal', which is Latin for 'bad' is found in these words, among several others:
MALADROIT, meaning inept or clumsy.
MALNOURISHED, meaning underfed or starved.
MALFUNCTIONING, meaning disabled or not working properly.
MALADJUSTED, meaning not adapted.
MALODOROUS, meaning bad-smelling or disgusting
MALEFACTOR, meaning a person who does ill to others (opposite of 'benefactor', 'bene' meaning 'good' in Latin!)
D—Horse Names
Dakota
Dancer
Dante
Dash
Derby
Destiny
Dillon
Doc
Dolly
Dottie
Duke
Dusty
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