-dom
/dəm/suffix
Forming nouns:
1Denoting a state or condition: freedom
2Denoting rank or status: earldom
3Denoting a domain: fiefdom
4Denoting a class of people or the attitudes associated with them, regarded collectively: officialdom
Origin
Old English -dōm, originally meaning 'decree, judgement'.
- discouraged
- discouraged-looking
- discouraged worker
- discouragement
- discouraging
- discouragingly
- discoursal
- discourse
- discourse analysis
- discourse analyst
- discourse community
- discourse marker
- discourser
- discourse theory
- discoursist
- discoursive
- discoursively
- discoursiveness
- discourt
- discourteous
- discourteously
- discourteousness
- discourtesy
- discovenant
- discover