boredom
2 syllablesbore → boredom
The feeling of being bored.
“To beat boredom, we played a game.”
EVERYDAY SUFFIXES · -DOM
11 classroom words with their roots, meanings and example sentences.
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bore → boredom
The feeling of being bored.
“To beat boredom, we played a game.”
chief → chiefdom
An area or group of people ruled by a chief.
“Each chiefdom had its own leader.”
duke → dukedom
The land or rank of a duke.
“He inherited the dukedom from his father.”
earl → earldom
The land or rank of an earl.
“The castle was the heart of the earldom.”
fief → fiefdom
An area someone controls as if they own it.
“The class captain treated the playground as his fiefdom.”
free → freedom
Being free to do what you want.
“The birds flew off in freedom.”
king → kingdom
A country ruled by a king or queen.
“The kingdom had a castle on every hill.”
official → officialdom
Officials as a group.
“Getting a permit meant dealing with officialdom.”
sheik → sheikdom
An area ruled by a sheik.
“The sheikdom lay along the coast.”
star → stardom
Being a famous star.
“The singer rose to stardom very quickly.”
wise → wisdom
Good sense that comes from knowledge and experience.
“Grandma is full of wisdom.”
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