9-letter words
ending in TION.

Officially ending a law or custom, such as slavery.

Deep love and admiration for someone.

A feeling of liking and caring for someone.

A worried, upset feeling; shaking or stirring something.

Making cartoons or drawings that seem to move; liveliness.

A statement that something is true.

Careful listening, watching or thinking.

Cutting something into two equal parts.

A garden flower with frilly petals and a sweet smell.

One thing making another happen.

A stop or end to something.

A group of people or parties joining together.

The mind's way of knowing, thinking and understanding.

A noisy, excited fuss or disturbance.

The state something is in; something that must happen first.

Tricking someone into believing something untrue.

Working something out from clues; an amount taken away.

Letting the air out of something, such as a tyre.

A sad, low feeling.

A picture or description of something.

Using up a supply so there is little left.

Leaving someone or something behind for good.

Discovering or noticing something.

Being kept in at school as a punishment; being held by police.

Moving away from the usual path or plan.

Saying words aloud for someone to write down.

Breaking down food in the body.

The way something is going; an instruction.

Teaching and learning, as in school.

Height above sea level; lifting something higher.

The skill of speaking clearly in public.

Living things slowly changing over many generations.

Something that does not follow the rule.

The body getting rid of waste.

Being let off a rule or duty.

Floating, or something that helps you float.

The way things are arranged; the making of something.

The time a baby grows inside its mother.

Giving the body enough water.

Copying someone; a copy of something.

The very beginning of something.

A welcome and introduction to a new school or job.

An illness caused by germs getting into the body.

Filling with air; prices rising over time.

Taking food or drink into the body.

Medicine put into the body with a needle.

Putting something into something else.

What you plan or mean to do.

Knowing or feeling something without having to think it through.

A new thing that someone has made or thought up.

Being kept apart or alone.

Repeating a step; a new version of something.

Helping two sides settle a disagreement.

Moving from one place to another, often with the seasons.

Telling a story or explaining what is happening.

The food your body needs to grow and stay healthy.

A reason for disagreeing with something.

A doctor fixing the inside of the body; a maths process such as adding.

A change when something joins with oxygen, such as rusting.

A thin wall that divides a room; a division into parts.

Harmful waste that makes air, land or water dirty.

Animals hunting and eating other animals.

A trial period to see if someone is suitable.

Moving up to a higher job or league; advertising.

Someone's exact words repeated; a price given for a job.

Energy sent out as rays, such as heat or light.

A welcome desk at a hotel or office; the first class at primary school; a formal party.

Making something smaller or less.

Being turned down or refused.

A performance of a song or piece of music.

Keeping or holding on to something.

A liquid made by the body, such as saliva.

Choosing; a range of things to choose from.

A feeling, such as heat or touch; great excitement.

What is happening at a particular time and place.

A custom passed down over many years.

Working out how much something is worth.

A change or difference; a slightly different version.

A quick shaking movement.

Breaking a rule, law or promise.