Words that are spelled similarly to pretender:
pretender, pretended, retender, pretend, pretense, pretence, presenter, provender, preener, preventer, pretenses, pretensed, pretends, preponder, pretences, pretenders, pretendo, protended, prender, preceder, aprehender, prepended.
Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pretender:
simnel, kelson, jacobite, throne, thrones, foo, claimant, calypso, rightful, comte, lambert, stuart, archduke, dalai, bonnie, deposed, lama, ans, parma, magnus, defunct, vii, treason, browne, carlos, duchess, ant, shells, illegitimate, henri, crushed, exiled, macedonian, prince, proclaimed, monarchy, legitimate, albanian, boris, duke, crown, constantine, rebellion, succession, viii, exile, heir, princess, descended, marina, byzantine, grandson, eldest, emperor, edward, rising, claim, bavaria, iii, scots, crowned, invaded, king, landed, count, earl, portuguese, duchy, shell, charlie, charles, reign, pedro, maria, scotland, sultan, francis, cardinal, louise, barcelona, imperial, prisoner, refuge, revolt, portugal, cousin, claiming, juan, dies, han, uncle, imprisoned, ruler, executed, mar, baron, abolished, philip, claimed, nephew.
Words that rhyme with pretender:
render, tender, engender, vendor, transgender, gender, surrender, slender, bender, contender, fender, splendor, offender, defender, endor, ender, blender, vender, bartender, lender, sender, spender, cavender, public defender, extender, suspender, mender, weekender, legal tender, trender, allender, wender, pender, big spender, first offender, stender, callender, zehnder, grammatical gender, zender, skender, kender, fassbender, schlender, brender, eastender, amend her, apprehend her, attend her, befriend her, bend her, bittenbender, blend her, brendor, challender, commend her, comprehend her, defend her, den der, denn der, einbender, en der, end her, ende der, expend her, extend her, fasbender, fend her, friend her, gen der, intend her, lend her, mend her, n der, offend her, penned her, pretend her, recommend her, send her, spend her, suspend her, ten der, tend her, transcend her, vandevender, weekend her, wend her, wende der, yender.
Adjectives that are often used to describe pretender:
young, new, old, mere, great, messianic, false, popish, ignorant, last, second, vain, royal, third, portuguese, possible, french, present, late, impudent, spanish, poor, rival, yorkist, carlist, legitimate, dangerous, elder, orleanist, legitimist, english, unfortunate, bonapartist, imperial, boastful, exiled, shallow, empty, superficial, fresh, macedonian, fugitive, called, hypocritical, ambitious, successful, literary, bold, unsuccessful, austrian, latest, brazen, formidable, ridiculous, fraudulent, insolent, arrogant, weak, illegitimate, miserable, plausible, habsburg, luckless, loud, commonest, unworthy, unhappy, fourth, rash, vile, roman, meanest, born, youngest, despicable, youthful, lowest.
Nouns that are often described by the adjective pretender:
glass, lands.
Consonant match to pretender:
pretend a, pretend he, pretend her, pretend i.
Words that sound like pretender:
pretender, pretend, pretenders, pretends, presenter, protend, pretendo, put under, pretending, pretended, preventer, provender, precentor, prender, prehend, apprehender, present, pretense, pretence, brightened, protester, preteen, protestor, presente, presenters, percenter, preteens, pertained, pre-teen, pre teen, preowned, brightener, pretend to, pre-owned, presider, profounder, pre owned, periander, pre teens, pre-teens, pretensed, bartender, brender, predator, prisoner, printer, prudent, preditor, prisoned, parishioner, permenter, parotid, prudente, pattened, praten, perdedor, prated, proteger, prisonnier, patinar, presents, protein, protector, prevent, presented, prettier, portend, pretenses, presumed, pretest, pretences, preened, pender, broadened, praetor, portends, preorder, predawn, pregunta, preener, preter, aprender, prepend, pretor, pro tem, prettied, pretendence, pre-order, pro tempore, pre test, prebend, apprendre, pre order, prenda, pretendant, pre-test, piend, propend, pre-dawn, protandrous.
