10-letter words
ending in TION.

Soaking up a liquid, heat or light.

Saying that someone has done something wrong.

A change that helps a living thing survive; a film or play made from a book.

A feeling of great respect and liking.

An amount set aside for a purpose; sharing something out.

A change made to something, such as clothes.

A note added to explain part of a text or picture.

A ghost or ghostly figure.

A strong hope or ambition for the future.

Something you believe is true without proof.

A place or thing that people like to visit; a pull towards something.

Using machines to do jobs without people.

A group of things gathered together.

The process of burning.

Finishing something.

An unusual mixture of things, often food or drink.

Heat or electricity passing through a material.

A fancy sweet food, such as a cake or sweet.

Being so crowded that things are blocked, as on roads; a blocked-up nose.

A link between things or people.

Twisting the body into an unusual shape.

Heat moving as warm liquid or gas rises.

A large meeting of people with a shared interest; a usual way of doing things.

A strong belief; being found guilty of a crime in court.

The ceremony of crowning a king or queen.

A change that puts a mistake right.

Dishonest or illegal behaviour by people in power.

Something added to make a thing look nicer.

Hard work and care for something; words in a book honouring someone.

The meaning of a word; how clear and sharp a picture is.

Turning something aside from its path.

A group chosen to speak or act for others.

Knocking down a building.

Care not to say things that upset or embarrass; freedom to decide.

Something that stops things running smoothly.

Cutting something apart to study what is inside.

Twisting something out of its true shape or meaning.

Having power or control over others.

Leaving your country to live in another one.

Turning information into a secret code.

Something growing bigger or more serious.

A careful guess at an amount or size.

Moving people away from a place of danger.

Judging how good or useful something is.

Digging, especially to find old remains.

Breathing out.

Extreme tiredness.

A public show of art or interesting objects.

A journey made for a special purpose, such as exploring.

When a type of animal or plant dies out completely.

Pulling or taking something out, such as a tooth.

A group of states or clubs joined together.

Passing a liquid through a filter to clean it.

The solid base a building stands on; an organisation that gives money to good causes.

All the people born around the same time; producing something, such as electricity.

Land being covered or shaped by glaciers.

Finishing a course at university or school; a measuring mark on a jug or ruler.

A pause before you do or say something.

Something unfair or troublesome you are asked to do.

Keeping eggs warm until they hatch.

A sign that shows something.

Breathing in.

A new idea, method or invention.

A careful look to check something.

Material that stops heat, sound or electricity getting through.

The rise and fall of your voice as you speak.

A request asking someone to come to something.

Bringing water to crops through channels or pipes.

A feeling of annoyance; itchy or sore skin.

Great joy and celebration.

Rising and floating in the air as if by magic.

Setting people or a place free.

Something that limits what you can do; a weakness.

Moving from place to place.

Medicine that a doctor gives to treat an illness.

Sitting quietly to calm the mind; deep, careful thought.

Not having too much of something.

A reason or wish to do something.

Working out the way to go, by ship, plane or car.

Putting someone forward for a prize or job.

Writing about real facts, people and events (UK also non-fiction).

Something you must do because of a rule or promise.

A job; taking control of a place by force.

Being against something; the team or side you play against.

Noticing things through the senses; the way you understand something.

Being perfect, with no faults.

A large farm where crops such as tea or cotton are grown.

The number of people living in a place.

Something done to stop harm before it happens.

Saying what you think will happen in the future.

Stopping something from happening.

Making things; a play or film put on for an audience.

A picture shown on a screen; a guess about the future.

A part of a whole; the right size of one thing compared with another.

Keeping someone or something safe from harm.

Saying a poem or piece of writing aloud from memory.

Things you do for fun in your free time.

An image seen in a mirror or water; careful thinking.

The bending of light as it passes into a different material.

An official rule; controlling how something works.

Resting and becoming calm.

A team being moved down to a lower league.

Moving to a new place to live or work.

Repairing an old building and making it like new.

Doing or saying something again.

What people generally think of someone or something.

A firm decision to do something; solving a problem.

A surprising fact that is made known.

A big change in government, often by force; one full turn in a circle.

A greeting, such as the opening words of a letter.

Keeping places clean and healthy with drains and toilets.

Being completely soaked or full.

Moving or keeping things apart.

A model of a real situation, often made on a computer.

Suffering or dying from lack of food.

An idea put forward for others to think about.

Wanting to do something you know you should not.

A change from one stage or state to another.

The plants that grow in an area.