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Unit 32. Word endings: -et, -ot, -ate, -ite

Spelling Word List: Words ending in -ite

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Look	definite
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Look	exquisite
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composite

definite

exquisite

favourite

granite

hypocrite

infinite

opposite

requisite

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About This Spelling List: Words ending in -ite

The /ut/ or /it/ ending is sometimes spelled -ite.

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