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What words have tend in them?

Here are some words that have "tend" in them:

Words with "tend" as the root:

* attend: to be present at an event

* attend to: to pay attention to something

* extend: to make something longer or wider

* intend: to plan or mean to do something

* pretend: to act as if something is true when it isn't

* suspend: to hang something from above, or to stop something temporarily

Words with "tend" as part of a larger word:

* tender: soft, delicate, or showing compassion

* tendency: a likelihood or inclination to do something

* tendon: a strong fibrous cord that connects muscle to bone

* extender: something that makes something longer

* attendant: someone whose job is to serve or assist others

* intendent: a person who manages or supervises something

These are just a few examples. There are many other words that contain "tend," depending on the specific meaning and context.

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