Maybe a jar?
The three remaining letters are P, Q and R. These are the only letters which encloses a particular area.
Those letters can be used to spell "intersperse".
The three remaining letters are P, Q and R. These are the only letters which encloses a particular area.
29 (including Z which is only used in foreign words.)
Adaptations.
They're a lot like e letters, only used for counting e things.
No! Usually only marketing material such as form letters are justified on the right margin.
The word "deeded" contains only 2 letters that are each used three times within the word. It is the only such word in the English language.
If I understand the "rule of seven" that you are looking for, it applies only to capital letters, not to "small" letters. When the small letters are written out as they appear in script rather than in type, then e, f, g, j , k, and l meet the conditions as do the three that are not in your list. (Even in type, e and g are in the group.) Think "geometry."
A modified version of the Arabic alphabet is used for Persian. It is the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet, plus 4 additional letters used only in Persian.
120.
No other word because depth only has 5 letters not 6-- Unless you can use letters more than once, and don't have to use them all in one word. I could find no six-letter words that used all those letters, and only those letters:deededheededpeepedpeppedpettedteddedteepeeteethe