Vowel Words in English Language
It is considered that the English Language has the largest vocabulary of all languages in the world. Most of the words in English are a combination of vowels and consonants. Some of the vowel words in the English Language have been explained here.
Here, we have quite an interesting collection of vowel words in the English Language having all five vowels (A, I, E, O, U) in each.
The shortest words containing all the five vowels in each only once:
EUNOIA (6 letters) – alertness of mind and willEUODIA (6 letters) – the name of a woman in the New Testament)EUBOIA (6 letters) – the largest Greek Island in the Aegean SeaSEQUOIA (7 letters) – a very big tree found in CaliforniaAERIOUS (7 letters)DIALOGUE (8 letters)EQUATION (8 letters) |
The longest word containing all the five vowels:
SULPHONPHTHALEINS (17letter) |
The shortest sentence with all the vowels:
I APE YOU |
The shortest words containing all the five vowels in each in an alphabetical order:
AERIOUSABSTEMIOUSARSENIOUSARTERIOUSFACETIOUS |
The words which contain all the five vowels in the reverse alphabetical order:
DUOLITERALUNORIENTALSUBCONTINENTAL |
The words contain the six vowels (Y as a vowel) in alphabetical order:
ABSTEMIOUSLYFACETIOUSLY |
Here is a list of some other words which contain all five vowels:
auriferous
authentication
authorities
authorize
automobile
cauliflower
consequential
education
equation
evacuation
mensuration
miraculousness
misbehaviour
misdemeanour
multimillionaire
permutation
precarious
precaution
regulation
remuneration
sequoia
tambourine
unobjectionable
unostentatious
Here is a list of the words which contain six vowels (Y as a vowel):
abstemiously
adventitiously
aeronautically
ambidextrously
coequality
communicatively
conceptuality
devolutionary
documentarily
educationally
elocutionary
encouragingly
eulogistically
evolutionary
facetiously
gesticulatory
grandiloquently
gregariously
immunotherapy
instantaneously
insurrectionary
magniloquently
miscellaneously
mouthwateringly
nefariously
neurologically
neuropathically
ostentatiously
overmaturity
pertinaciously
precautionary
questionably
questionary
renunciatory
revolutionarily
sequaciously
simultaneously
subordinately
supermajority
tenaciously
uncomplimentary
uncopyrightable
unemployability
unquestionably
volumetrically
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