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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| psychiatry | noun | She studied to become a Doctor of psychiatry. | branch of medicine of mental disorders |
| punctilious | adj. | He had a most punctilious demeanor. | strict attention to minute details |
| punctuate | verb | They punctuated his lecture with questions. | to interrupt periodically |
| pungent | adj. | Pungent odors came from her kitchen. | affecting organs of taste or smell |
| purport | verb | She constantly purports to be altruistic, | to have or present a false appearance |
| quake | verb | When confronted he started to quake with fear. | to shake or tremble |
| noun | The quake of 1962 damaged our home. | an earthquake | |
| quaver | verb | From fear his voice began to quaver. | to speak in a quivering voice |
| quota | noun | Each person will receive a quota to produce. | a production assignment |
| rabies | noun | The bite from a bat gave her rabies. | an acute, infectious, often fatal disease |