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In these words the weak vowel sound in the final syllable is spelled with the letter e. There are many words ending in -ent. Here are just a few.

accident I was given counselling after the accident.
agent Bond is a fictional secret agent.
client The businessman went to meet a client.
component They lost a vital component of the machine.
consignment A consignment of goods was sent from the factory.
continent Africa is a very large continent.
crescent The moon was in the shape of a crescent.
detergent Detergent is often sprayed onto oil spills.
deterrent An alarm system can be a good deterrent.
document The document is not valid without a signature.
equivalent Six tens is the equivalent of twenty threes.
incident A large crowd gathered at the scene of the incident.
monument The ancient monument is popular with tourists.
opponent I should beat my next opponent easily.
orient She travelled on the orient express.
parent A child who has lost both parents is an orphan.
parliament Politicians debate important issues in parliament.
patient The clinician tried to diagnose the patient.
rodent Rats, mice, squirrels and beavers are rodents.
talent The footballer had natural talent.

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accident
agent
client
component
consignment
continent
crescent
detergent
deterrent
document
equivalent
incident
monument
opponent
orient
parent
parliament
patient
rodent
talent

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