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What words have the root journ in them?
Some words that have the root "journ" in them include journal, journalism, and journey.
Rearranging words to make other words is called what?
Rearranging words to make other words is called anagramming.
Does squirmy and journey rhyme?
If you pronounce them the same they will rhyme but if you say one kinda different than the other it will sound alittle weird
What homonyms means to stumble or a journey?
The word "homonyms" refers to words that are spelled and pronounced the same but have different meanings. "To stumble" means to trip or lose footing, while "a journey" refers to traveling from one place to another.
Words that end in the vowel y and add es?
Some words that end in the vowel y and add es to form the plural are alley, journey, and key.
What words have the root journ in them?
Some words that have the root "journ" in them include journal, journalism, and journey.
What words are synonyms for the word journey?
Examples of synonyms of the noun 'journey' are:excursionvoyagetripExamples of synonyms of the verb 'journey' are:travelmigratewander
When was A Journey in Other Worlds created?
A Journey in Other Worlds was created in 1894.
How many pages does A Journey in Other Worlds have?
A Journey in Other Worlds has 476 pages.
What words that rhyme with journey that is not a persons name?
Attourney
What are other way to say journey?
adventure!
What is different between journal entry and journal voucher?
ones a journey entry and the other is a journey voucher
Plural form of journey?
The plural is "journeys". Unlike words ending in Y, the -ey words mostly form normal S plurals.
Words that have the same meaning as journey?
Sojourn, quest, pilgrimage, trip, voyage
What are some summer words that begin with the letter J?
· journey · June · July
How did the vikings journey to other countries?
By foot or boat
What are 5 opposite words of journey?
Five opposite words of "journey" include "stagnation," which refers to a lack of movement or progress; "settlement," indicating a state of being established in one place; "rest," which implies a pause or cessation of travel; "arrival," signifying the completion of a journey; and "standstill," denoting a complete halt in motion. These terms reflect the absence of movement or change associated with the concept of a journey.
