Words that contain 't' and end in 'ect'


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6 letter words

  • detect
  • obtect
  • octect

7 letter words

  • cathect
  • contect
  • detrect
  • obtrect
  • protect
  • traject
  • trisect

8 letter words

  • rchitect
  • redetect
  • transect

9 letter words

  • architect
  • intellect
  • interject
  • internect
  • intersect
  • introject
  • multisect
  • predetect
  • reprotect
  • retroject
  • unprotect

10 letter words

  • amphithect
  • extrospect
  • introspect
  • pedatisect
  • retrospect

11 letter words

  • aftereffect
  • overprotect
  • palmatisect
  • pennatisect
  • pinnatisect
  • ternatisect
  • ultraselect

12 letter words

  • interconnect
  • interreflect
  • subarchitect
  • transdialect
  • ultraperfect

13 letter words

  • archarchitect
  • bipinnatisect
  • preterperfect

14 letter words

  • counterproject
  • countersubject
  • protoarchitect
  • tripinnatisect

15 letter words

  • preterimperfect

16 letter words

  • preterpluperfect

In Scrabble, what's the most points you can get using words that contain 't' and end in 'ect'?
Our suggestion for a total of 16 points is playing the word 'traject'.

What's the most common word that has 't' in and ends with 'ect'?
The most popular word is 'protect', which happens to be the 2162nd most common word in the dictionary.

Which word in particular from this list is made up of the largest number of characters?
The largest word is 16 letters, which is 'preterpluperfect'.

In total, how many words is it possible to make using these particular combinations of letters?
There are 50 words available using words that have 't' in and end with 'ect'.

What is the most unique word from this list?
The most interesting word from this page is certainly 'detect'. According to the Oxford dictionary, 'detect' means "Detected. [Obs.] Fabyan. 1. To uncover; to discover; to find out; to bring to light; as, to detect a crime or a criminal; to detect a mistake in an account. Plain good intention . . . Is as easily discovered at the first view, as fraud is surely detected at last....".